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#C++ Website |
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| Useful site that covers issues such as Standard Template Library, MFC Windows Programming, OLE, COM, and advanced C++ programming techniques. There is also a message board that caters to C++ programmers. |
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An Introduction to C++ |
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| A brief introduction to C++ with the goal of exploring object-orientation through practical object-oriented programming. |
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An Introduction to C++ Class Hierarchies |
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| One of the best ways for beginners to learn about C++ is to examine and use existing class hierarchies. In this way you can begin to understand the advantages of inheritance and polymorphism, and you can also gain access to a number of valuable design techniques. The problem with existing hierarchies is that in most cases they are quite complex. The purpose of this article is to introduce SST - the Super Simple Toolkit - as an example class hierarchy. SST is a GUI class hierarchy that allows you to create super simple GUI applications, and experiment with a class hierarchy concepts in the process. |
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Ask the C++ Pro |
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| Frequently updated answers from the C++ Pro addressing the recent questions from readers. |
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C/C+ Tutorial: Selected Topics |
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| Excellent tutorial with some of the best illustrations I've seen so far that depicts how pointers work in C/C++. |
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C++ Annotations Version 4.4.2 |
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| This document is intended for knowledgeable users of C who would like to make the transition to C++. It is a guide for Frank's C++ programming courses, which are given yearly at the University of Groningen. As such, this document is not a complete C++ handbook. Rather, it serves as an addition to other documentation sources. |
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C++ Introduction |
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| Good tutorial with source code examples for those who have a programming background and want a quick start to learning the fundamentals in C++ programming. |
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C++ Language Tutorial |
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| This tutorial is best used while sitting in front of your computer. Each section of the tutorial is accompanied by an example program that cover the use of the new C++ constructs. Prior knowledge in C language is assumed. |
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C++ Lessons |
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| This C++ tutorial is divided into 32 lessons accompanied with illustrations covering the fundamentals of C++ programming. |
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C++ Now |
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| Online reference on basic use of Borland C++ Compiler, C++ headers, C++ entymology, and C++ syntax. |
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