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A Quick Introduction C++.pdf

March 24, 2007 · Filed Under dotNET-C-C#  · Tags: ,

If programming in Pascal is like being put in a straightjacket, then programming in C is like playing with knives and programming in C++ is like juggling chainsaws

This note was written originally for explaining the C++ used in the Nachos project, to introduce some simple C++ concepts and outlines a subset of C++ that is easier to learn and use than the full language.

Table of Content:

  1. Introduction
  2. C in C++
  3. Basic Concepts
  4. Advanced Concepts in C++: Dangerous but Occasionally Useful
  5. Features To Avoid Like the Plague
  6. Style Guidelines
  7. Compiling and Debugging
  8. Example: A Stack of Integers
  9. Epilogue
  10. Further Reading

Tom Anderson has bring this ebook little more fun than other C++ ebook, as Tom wrote, C++ is wildly over complicated language, but you should feel addicted after you read the first paragraph of this quick tutorial.

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