Two Nice C++ Programming Guides
Here are two nice C++ Programming Guides:
one is a
style guide and the other is an overview of the most important feaures
of the C++ programming language. These will help you become a better
and more effective C++ programmer and application developer.
C++
Programming Style Guide
Exerpt from this guide: "Good style is like touch typing: it may seem
counter-productive at first, but the initial effort will pay enormous
dividends. After a little while, the elements of good style will be
second nature. Good style will help you to debug your programs more
easily, and also make them more easily readable by your instructor."
From the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Denison
University. (11 pages, 35kb, pdf format)
Contents:
- Readability
- Comments
- Naming
- Functions
- Miscellaneous Guidelines
- An Example Program
C++
Overview
This document, from Rice University, is an overview of the C++
programming language for those with little or no experience with it. It
can also be used as a reference for more experienced C++ programmers.
It assumes you are experienced in programming with some other
programming language. It describes several important features of the
C++ language that you need to know and presents coding examples, from
which you should be able to determine the general rules of writing C++
programs. (48 pages, 398kb, pdf format)
Contents:
1. Data Types
2. Operations
3. Input/output
4. Arrays
5. Control Structures
6. Functions
7. Classes
8. The AObject Class
9. Exercises
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