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ISBN: 1874416591
ISBN13: 9781874416593

Beginning Visual C++ 4

ISBN: 1874416591
ISBN13: 9781874416593

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Book Overview

Visual C++ is Microsoft's groundbreaking C++ compiler that can target NT and Windows 95. This book introduces programmers to the C++ language facilities of Visual C++ and goes on to cover the basic structure of a Windows program and the tools used in Visual C++ for developing practical applications. Examples illustrate each concept and a full working program is developed throughout the book. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
1874416591
ISBN13:
9781874416593
Release Date:
January 1996
Publisher:
Apress
Length:
825 Pages
Weight:
2.75 lbs.
Dimensions:
9.3″ × 2.0″ × 7.3″
C & C++ Windows ProgrammingComputersComputers & TechnologyDevelopmentEducation & ReferenceLanguages & ToolsMathematicsProgrammingScience & MathSoftware

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One of the BEST programming Books

This is one of the best programming books, written to help anyone understand the basic components of C++, and Windows programming. Out of the 500 programming books currently in my collection this one is the jewel of them all.

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Excellent Book

After working w/ Microsoft's Scribble Tutorial and not having a clue as to what classes did what and WHY, I chose this book to walk me through C++ and then to introduce me to Windows MFC. This is an excellent intro to C++ - I've had no trouble running the examples. Horton also tells you the why's of the things you do unlike a lot of the cookbook approaches. He separates C++ from Windows by creating a lot of console applications which run similar to C programs which helps immensely. It also gives you a good introduction to MFC and Windows programming - you create Windows w/ and without MFC and C++'s AppWizard which gives you insight into Windows programming and classes. I highly recommend this book. I have experience writing C but had no knowledge of C++ and object oriented programming.

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