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Modern C++ Programming
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- ISBN8224760732
- EAN9798224760732
- Date de parution02/03/2024
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- ÉditeurVirtued Press
Résumé
This book covers Modern C++ programming. The book is written in a neatly manner including the recent developments published in recent standards, C++11, C++17, C++20 and C++23. The book can be divided into two parts. The first part contains the classical programming units such as data types, loops, conditional statements, pointers etc. The second part of the book focuses on object oriented programming.
Besides, concurrency in C++ programming is also explained in the book. The book includes the lately introduced subjects in C++ such as smart pointers, atomic data types, mutex race prevention and many other minor subjects. While writing the object oriented part of the book, attention is paid to the simplicity and we focused on the aim of the subject rather than providing programming units which include many code lines.
While writing the book, the author used his many years of teaching experience, and tried to avoid long variable names and clumsy coding and paid attention to the learnability of the material with the smallest effort.
Besides, concurrency in C++ programming is also explained in the book. The book includes the lately introduced subjects in C++ such as smart pointers, atomic data types, mutex race prevention and many other minor subjects. While writing the object oriented part of the book, attention is paid to the simplicity and we focused on the aim of the subject rather than providing programming units which include many code lines.
While writing the book, the author used his many years of teaching experience, and tried to avoid long variable names and clumsy coding and paid attention to the learnability of the material with the smallest effort.
This book covers Modern C++ programming. The book is written in a neatly manner including the recent developments published in recent standards, C++11, C++17, C++20 and C++23. The book can be divided into two parts. The first part contains the classical programming units such as data types, loops, conditional statements, pointers etc. The second part of the book focuses on object oriented programming.
Besides, concurrency in C++ programming is also explained in the book. The book includes the lately introduced subjects in C++ such as smart pointers, atomic data types, mutex race prevention and many other minor subjects. While writing the object oriented part of the book, attention is paid to the simplicity and we focused on the aim of the subject rather than providing programming units which include many code lines.
While writing the book, the author used his many years of teaching experience, and tried to avoid long variable names and clumsy coding and paid attention to the learnability of the material with the smallest effort.
Besides, concurrency in C++ programming is also explained in the book. The book includes the lately introduced subjects in C++ such as smart pointers, atomic data types, mutex race prevention and many other minor subjects. While writing the object oriented part of the book, attention is paid to the simplicity and we focused on the aim of the subject rather than providing programming units which include many code lines.
While writing the book, the author used his many years of teaching experience, and tried to avoid long variable names and clumsy coding and paid attention to the learnability of the material with the smallest effort.
