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This book is a modern guide to using C++ langugage, including how to apply it to Windows programming. Shows how to write programs for programmers, not computers. C++ In Action: Industrial-Strength Programming Techniques picks up where the standard tutorial leaves off, providing a fresh perspective on the language for both the novice and seasoned C++ programmer. Focusing on programming technique, this book captures the essence of expression in C++, promoting a methodology that delivers robust, reliable, and elegant code. . | .RO Release Contents 1. Preface 2. Introduction 3. Language 4. Techniques 5. Windows Techniques 6. Software Project 7. Appendix Preface Why This Book During the first four month of 1994 I was presented with a wonderful opportunity. My old University in Wroclaw Poland invited me to give two courses for the students of Computer Physics. The choice of topics was left entirely to my discretion. I knew exactly what I wanted to teach. My work at Microsoft gave me the unique experience of working on large software projects and applying and developing state of the art design and programming methodologies. Of course there are plenty of books on the market that talk about design programming paradigms languages etc. Unfortunately most of them are either written in a dry academic style and are quite obsolete or they are hastily put together to catch the latest vogue. There is a glut of books teaching programming in C C and more recently in Java. They teach the language all right but rarely do they teach programming. We have to realize that we are witnessing an unprecedented explosion of new hardware and software technologies. For the last twenty years the power of computers grew exponentially almost doubling every year. Our software experience should follow this exponential curve as well. Where does this leave books that were written ten or twenty years ago And who has time to write new books The academics The home programmers The conference crowd What about people who are active full time designing and implementing state of the art software They have no time In fact I could only dream about writing this book while working full time at Microsoft. I had problems finding time to share experiences with other teams working on the same project. We were all too busy writing software. And then I managed to get a four-month leave of absence. This is how this book started. Teaching courses to a live demanding audience is the best way of systematizing and testing ideas and making fast .

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