C++: A Beginner's Course

The book «C++: A Beginner's Course» describes all the basic features of the C++ language — from elementary concepts to super capabilities. After reviewing the fundamentals of programming in C++ (variables, operators, control statements, functions, classes, and objects), the reader will master more complex features of the language, such as exception handling mechanisms, templates, namespaces, dynamic type identification, the Standard Template Library (STL), and will also become familiar with an extended set of keywords used in .NET programming. Herbert Schildt, the author of the guide «C++: A Beginner's Course» — a widely recognized authority in the field of programming in C and C++, Java, and C# — has included in the text of his book tips for programmers that will help increase their work efficiency. The book «C++: A Beginner's Course» is aimed at a wide audience of readers who wish to learn the C++ programming language.