July 2000
Intermediate to advanced
1280 pages
34h 55m
English
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Summary
In the previous chapters, we looked at the basics of the C++ language that allow us to implement any complex requirements a computer system might face.
The C++ built-in data types allow the programmer to cater computational objects to the task at hand. They provide the necessary choices for numeric ranges and precision. The C++ operators allow the programmer to combine input values into powerful and flexible expressions to compute required output values. The C++ control structures allow the programmer to organize ...
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