C++

C++ Interactive Course

Why learn C++ at all? That's easy: It’s today’s dominant computer language. When the going gets tough, the professionals turn to C++. There are many other languages, of course, but they lack the
universality and power of C++. For example, Visual Basic is useful for quickly putting together applications that aren’t too large or demanding, assembly language is good if you’re writing a device driver, and Java is great for the World Wide Web. (Java is derived from C++ anyway.) But for a major standalone application, C++ is the most popular language that has the power and flexibility to produce the fastest, best-performing code. For these reasons, C++ is a major part of the Computer Science curriculum at almost every school and university. If you’re a programmer,chances are that sooner or later you’ll need to know it. What’s Different About This Book?
This book is a C++ tutorial. But there are a lot of C++ tutorials on the market. How is this one different? Three ways: It’s easy to understand, it’s organized in a better and unique way, and it comes with a free backup system if there’s anything that’s giving you trouble. Let’s look at these
features in detail. Easy to Understand This book starts off with very easy examples; we don’t assume you’re a rocket scientist. We try to explain everything with no assumptions about what you may already know. We use plenty of figures and analogies to clarify the text. The program examples are heavily commented to make everything as clear as possible. As you progress further into the book, the examples become more challenging, but we try to keep the increase in difficulty gradual, so you’re always ready for what comes next. Ultimately we cover all the main
features of C++.

 

Learn to program with C++ by John Smiley

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