C++ is an efficient and practical programming language that can be used for both procedural programming and object-oriented programming, making it the most widely used tool among programmers.
Once you learn C++ well, it is easy to learn other software. C++ builds a bridge to powerful, easy-to-use, and real software development applications.
This book is divided into two parts:
The first part includes Chapter 1 to Chapter 10, which is the basic part and mainly introduces the C++ programming language, program structure and procedural foundation.
The second part includes Chapter 11~Chapter 21, which is the object-oriented programming part. It is based on C++ programming and describes the object-oriented programming method.
Reader comments
This book is very suitable for recent graduates like us! It is comprehensive in content and is explained clearly from the basics to the object-oriented programming part. I particularly like the practical cases in it. It is easier to understand and master knowledge points through practical operations. Moreover, the book also provides teaching videos, electronic courseware and program source code, which is very friendly to self-learners. However, I kind of hate Xiao Ming who is always confused. His mistakes in the book always make me laugh out loud. As the book says: "Don't be as sloppy in programming as Xiao Ming!" Overall, this is a very practical C++ textbook and worth reading!
Compared with other books on C++, I feel that if you study by yourself, this one is more thorough. Is it because some books are translated from abroad, so the sentences in them cannot be understood by normal people?
This book is very suitable for recent graduates like us! It is comprehensive in content and is explained clearly from the basics to the object-oriented programming part. I particularly like the practical cases in it. It is easier to understand and master knowledge points through practical operations. Moreover, the book also provides teaching videos, electronic courseware and program source code, which is very friendly to self-learners. However, I kind of hate Xiao Ming who is always confused. His mistakes in the book always make me laugh out loud. As the book says: "Don't be as sloppy in programming as Xiao Ming!" Overall, this is a very practical C++ textbook and worth reading!
Compared with other books on C++, I feel that if you study by yourself, this one is more thorough. Is it because some books are translated from abroad, so the sentences in them cannot be understood by normal people?