April 2017
Beginner
224 pages
5h 10m
English
The purpose of this chapter is different from the last three chapters. Although the goals of Chapters 8–10 were to introduce you to new languages, the assumption in this chapter is that you already have a background coding C, C++, or Java. These languages are popular on all operating systems, including Microsoft Windows.
Instead of covering the basics of C, C++, and Java, the focus on this chapter is on topics that are related to these languages. Specifically, the goal is to provide you with information regarding the Linux operating system’s impact on how you create programs in these languages.
A library is a file that contains compiled code (typically C or C++) that developers use to add ...
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