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The Waite Croup's Object-Oriented Programming in C+ +, Third Edition is the latest revision in a series of classic programming titles-having introduced thousand of users to object-oriented programming in C+ +. This book takes you from simple programming examples straight up to full-fledged object-oriented applications quick, real-world examples, conceptual illustrations, questions, and exercises. Covering the most current features of the ANSI/ISO C+ + standard as it applies object-oriented programming, this guide assumes no C programming experience* only expects you to be familiar with basic programming concepts. Learn the syntax and features of C+ + and how they can be used to tackle recurring problems with design patterns, help determine C++ classes, and how to systematically diagram the relationship between classes using CRC modeling and the Universal Modeling Language (UML).
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- Tytuł
- Object-Oriented Programming in C+
- Podtytuł
- 3rd Edition
- Język
- angielski
- Autorzy
- Robert Lafore
- Wydawca
- Sams
- Oprawa
- miękka
- Liczba stron
- 954
- ISBN10
- 8175152699
- ISBN13
- 9788175152694
- Seria
- Tagi
- Poradniki, Nauka, Technologia
- Ocena
- 5 z 5
- Opis
- The Waite Croup's Object-Oriented Programming in C+ +, Third Edition is the latest revision in a series of classic programming titles-having introduced thousand of users to object-oriented programming in C+ +. This book takes you from simple programming examples straight up to full-fledged object-oriented applications quick, real-world examples, conceptual illustrations, questions, and exercises. Covering the most current features of the ANSI/ISO C+ + standard as it applies object-oriented programming, this guide assumes no C programming experience* only expects you to be familiar with basic programming concepts. Learn the syntax and features of C+ + and how they can be used to tackle recurring problems with design patterns, help determine C++ classes, and how to systematically diagram the relationship between classes using CRC modeling and the Universal Modeling Language (UML).
