M. Saqib

C++ Tutorial for Java Programmers

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This tutorial is designed to give you a working knowledge of C++ (and indirectly parts of C) as quickly as possible for people with Java programming experience and familiarity with basic programming language concepts. By working through the exercises, core C++ concepts can be learned and practiced. This tutorial is not a substitute for a good C++ textbook; in several places, you are referred to a textbook for more complete information. This tutorial also assumes familiarity with the UNIX operating system and a text editor.

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M. Saqib: Saqib is Master-level Senior Software Engineer with over 14 years of experience in designing and developing large-scale software and web applications. He has more than eight years experience of leading software development teams. Saqib provides consultancy to develop software systems and web services for Fortune 500 companies. He has hands-on experience in C/C++ Java, JavaScript, PHP and .NET Technologies. Saqib owns and write contents on mycplus.com since 2004.
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