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Programming in C++ language - Concepts

Author: Claude DELANNOY

Publication date: September 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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    To give you a better idea of the C++ language, we'll start with a few reminders about OOP.

    1.1 Object-oriented programming

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    1.1.1 From structured programming to OOP

    While programming may be simple when it comes to developing a few lines of code, it can become extremely complex when the size of programs becomes significant. Industrial software production must then seek to impose quality requirements and try to measure them using criteria such as accuracy, robustness, extensibility, reusability,...

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