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Visual C++ Developer's Guide

Nabajyoti Barkakati, Peter D. Hipson

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From the Publisher: Introduce yourself to the basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) and learn how to apply OOP techniques using the C++ programming language with Visual C++ Developer's Guide. This edition is a complete, useful guide to the latest enhancements available in Visual C++ 1.0. With this comprehensive book/disk set, you learn terminology, how C++ features support OOP, and how to use the Microsoft C Libraries. By focusing on the essentials, you'll be able to easily handle changes in software requirements, program with the iostream I/O library, call C functions from C++, and utilize the power of the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0. When you're ready to take the next step, example programs for MS-DOS and Windows combine with diagrams to illustrate concepts and show the inheritance hierarchies of classes. In addition, this book serves as an in-depth reference manual of the C run-time library and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0.

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From the Publisher: Introduce yourself to the basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) and learn how to apply OOP techniques using the C++ programming language with Visual C++ Developer's Guide. This edition is a complete, useful guide to the latest enhancements available in Visual C++ 1.0. With this comprehensive book/disk set, you learn terminology, how C++ features support OOP, and how to use the Microsoft C Libraries. By focusing on the essentials, you'll be able to easily handle changes in software requirements, program with the iostream I/O library, call C functions from C++, and utilize the power of the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0. When you're ready to take the next step, example programs for MS-DOS and Windows combine with diagrams to illustrate concepts and show the inheritance hierarchies of classes. In addition, this book serves as an in-depth reference manual of the C run-time library and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0.

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From the Publisher: Introduce yourself to the basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) and learn how to apply OOP techniques using the C++ programming language with Visual C++ Developer's Guide. This edition is a complete, useful guide to the latest enhancements available in Visual C++ 1.0. With this comprehensive book/disk set, you learn terminology, how C++ features support OOP, and how to use the Microsoft C Libraries. By focusing on the essentials, you'll be able to easily handle changes in software requirements, program with the iostream I/O library, call C functions from C++, and utilize the power of the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0. When you're ready to take the next step, example programs for MS-DOS and Windows combine with diagrams to illustrate concepts and show the inheritance hierarchies of classes. In addition, this book serves as an in-depth reference manual of the C run-time library and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library 2.0.

Key concepts: Computer science, Class (philosophy), Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Programming language, Terminology, Object-oriented programming, Set (abstract data type), Software engineering

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