Type: | Textbook | |
Title: | C++ Programming from Basics | |
Authors: | Alytis Gruodis, Sergėjus Ivanikovas. | |
On-line: | 1-December-2012 | |
Language: | English | |
DOI: | - | |
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Abstract. | Textbook is aimed for students and all computer-mindeds who would like to be familiarize to C++ programming. Course basics from zero as well as applied console and windows solutions are presented and discussed for educational purposes. | |
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Keywords: | C++, cpp, programming. | |
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Citation: | Alytis Gruodis, Sergėjus Ivanikovas (2012) C++ Programming from Basics Vilnius: Vilniaus verslo kolegija, 2012. 296 p. - ISBN 978-609-95431-0-9. | |
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