C++ Programmer's Companion: Designing, Testing, and Debugging
Stephen Davis
Abstract
Stephen Davis
Abstract
Although C++ is quickly becoming the PC programmer's language of choice, it is a difficult language to master. This is a complete guide to designing, testing, and debugging C++ programs and it also shows C++ programmers how to construct efficient and well-crafted programs. The book discusses object-oriented programming, C++ syntax, and specific traps and pitfalls encountered by the C++ programmer.
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Although C++ is quickly becoming the PC programmer's language of choice, it is a difficult language to master. This is a complete guide to designing, testing, and debugging C++ programs and it also shows C++ programmers how to construct efficient and well-crafted programs. The book discusses object-oriented programming, C++ syntax, and specific traps and pitfalls encountered by the C++ programmer.
Key concepts: Programmer, Programming language, Debugging, Computer science, Algorithmic program debugging, Syntax, Construct (python library), Software engineering