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May 9, 2007

Learn C++ and C Programming

Here are 2 online programming books, one teaching you C++ programming and the other C programming.

Also, here are 2 C/C++ tutorials that will help your coding techniques with these languages:

  • When writing list management code, it is necessary to be able to swap data elements. This tutorial looks at ways to use Swapping Techniques C Programming.
  • An Introduction to XML Data Binding in C++ - XML processing has become a common task that many C++ application developers have to deal with. Using low-level XML access APIs such as DOM and SAX is tedious and error-prone, especially for large XML vocabularies. XML Data Binding is a new alternative which automates much of the task by presenting the information stored in XML as a statically-typed, vocabulary-specific object model. This article introduces XML Data Binding and shows how it can simplify XML processing in C++.

Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days

Week 1 at a Glance

  - Day 1 Getting Started
  - Day 2 The Parts of a C++ Program
  - Day 3 Variables and Constants
  - Day 4 Expressions and Statements
  - Day 5 Functions
  - Day 6 Basic Classes
  - Day 7 More Program Flow
  - Week 1 in Review

Week 2 at a Glance

  - Day 8 Pointers
  - Day 9 References
  - Day 10 Advanced Functions
  - Day 11 Arrays
  - Day 12 Inheritance
  - Day 13 Polymorphism
  - Day 14 Special Classes and Functions
  - Week 2 in Review

Week 3 at a Glance

  - Day 15 Advanced Inheritance
  - Day 16 Streams
  - Day 17 The Preprocessor
  - Day 18 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  - Day 19 Templates
  - Day 20 Exceptions and Error Handling
  - Day 21 Whats Next
  - Week 3 in Review

Appendixes

  - A Operator Precedence
  - B C++ Keywords
  - C Binary and Hexadecimal
  - D Answers


Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours

Part I - The Basics of C

  - Hour 1 - Getting Started
  - Hour 2 - Writing Your First C Program
  - Hour 3 - The Essentials of C Programs
  - Hour 4 - Data Types and Names in C
  - Hour 5 - Reading from and Writing to Standard I/O

Part II - Operators and Control- Flow Statements

  - Hour 6 - Manipulating Data with Operators
  - Hour 7 - Doing the Same Thing Over and Over
  - Hour 8 - More Operators
  - Hour 9 - Playing with Data Modifiers and Math Functions
  - Hour 10 - Getting Controls

Part III - Pointers and Arrays

  - Hour 11 - An Introduction to Pointers
  - Hour 12 - Storing Similar Data Items
  - Hour 13 - Manipulating Strings
  - Hour 14 - Scope and Storage Classes in C

Part IV - Functions and Dynamic Memory Allocation

  - Hour 15 - Functions in C
  - Hour 16 - Applying Pointers
  - Hour 17 - Allocating Memory
  - Hour 18 - More Data Types and Functions

PART V - Structure, Union, File I/ O, and More

  - Hour 19 - Collecting Data Items of Different Types
  - Hour 20 - Unions: Another Way to Collect Dissimilar Data
  - Hour 21 - Disk File Input and Output: Part I
  - Hour 22 - Disk File Input and Output: Part II
  - Hour 23 - The C Preprocessor
  - Hour 24 - What You Can Do Now

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