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How Not to Program in C++
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How Not to Program in C++

by Steve Oualline
April 2003
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
5h 55m
English
No Starch Press
Content preview from How Not to Program in C++
8
EXPERT CONFUSION
Welcome to one of the toughest parts of
the book. The few programs in this section
are designed to baffle even the most expert
C or C++ programmer. You may think you
know all about programming, but the problems
presented next are the toughest, most difficult ones
around.
There are only three problems in this chapter. If you get one you can con-
sider yourself an expert. Get two, and I’ll be amazed. Get all three, and you can
consider yourself a champion.
164 Chapter 8
Program 97: Hello Again
What does the following program print?
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