Expert C Programming: Deep SecretsThis book is for the knowledgeable C programmer, this is a second book that gives the C programmers advanced tips and tricks. This book will help the C programmer reach new heights as a professional. Organized to make it easy for the reader to scan to sections that are relevant to their immediate needs. |
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Stran 97
Recall that objects in C must have exactly one definition, and they may have
multiple external declarations. By the way, no C++ mumbo-jumbo here—when
we say “object” we mean a C “thing” known to the linker, like a function or data
item.
Recall that objects in C must have exactly one definition, and they may have
multiple external declarations. By the way, no C++ mumbo-jumbo here—when
we say “object” we mean a C “thing” known to the linker, like a function or data
item.
Stran 294
This is what people mean when they talk about the “object-oriented paradigm”
and the “shift in thinking” needed to program in C++. We strip away the mystique,
and describe C++ in simple English, relating it to familiar C features. It's similar to
...
This is what people mean when they talk about the “object-oriented paradigm”
and the “shift in thinking” needed to program in C++. We strip away the mystique,
and describe C++ in simple English, relating it to familiar C features. It's similar to
...
Stran 296
Using our new-found skill of “abstraction”, consider the similarities between real-
world objects, say, a car and a software object. The attributes they share are
shown in Table 11-2. Software Dogma . The Key Idea: Abstraction Abstraction is
the ...
Using our new-found skill of “abstraction”, consider the similarities between real-
world objects, say, a car and a software object. The attributes they share are
shown in Table 11-2. Software Dogma . The Key Idea: Abstraction Abstraction is
the ...
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Uporabnikova ocena - kalafjj - LibraryThingA very enjoyable read. Not only will you learn aspects of C in great detail (the section on pointers vs. array is excellent), but the author writes in a witty manner I haven't typically found in programming books. (The style reminded me a bit of Programming Perl by Larry Wall.) Celotno mnenje
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