Titlebook: Exploring C++; The Programmer‘s Int Ray Lischner Book 2009 Ray Lischner 2009 C++ programming language.Iterator.algorithms.complexity.object

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50734-2ost Explorations have not needed to use the bool type, many have used logical expressions in loop and if-statement conditions. This Exploration examines the many aspects of the bool type and logical operators.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87292-0ting systems. Nonetheless, real programs must be able to open named files for reading, writing, or both. This Exploration introduces the basics of file I/O. Later Explorations will tackle more sophisticated I/O issues.

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Kraftwirkungen in periodischen Getrieben, and just plain annoying to type and read. Fortunately, C++ lets you define short synonyms for clumsy types. You can also use type synonyms to provide meaningful names for generic types. (The standard library has quite a few synonyms of the latter variety.) These synonyms are often referred to as ty

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Massenmedien und lokaler Protesten counting. For example, the program should count The just as it does the. This is a classic problem in computer programming. C++ offers some rudimentary help, but lacks some important fundamental pieces. This Exploration takes a closer look at this deceptively tricky issue.

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Massgerechte Proportionen (Harmonie),I suspect you already have some knowledge of C++. Maybe you already know C, Java, Perl, or other C-like languages. Maybe you know so many languages that you can readily identify common elements. Let’s test my hypothesis. Take a few minutes to read Listing 2–1 then answer the questions that follow it.

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Dean Koontz and the Problem with PowerIn earlier Explorations, you used quoted character strings as part of each output operation. In this Exploration, you will begin to learn how to make your output a little fancier by doing more with strings. Start by reading Listing 4–1.

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