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This book is written for programmers, beginning or experienced, who are new to Visual C++ and want to develop programs using Visual C++ 5. This book is a no-nonsense guide to programming for Windows, using plenty of short concise examples, without a lot of extraneous material or theory. Each hour includes short examples that illustrate how a different topic can be put to use. In most cases, the examples are limited to about one page of source code per chapter. This allows you to cover a great deal of material easily, even if you're not an expert typist.
Updated: 02/18/2005
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Welcome to Visual C++. Over the next 21 days, you will learn how to use the features that Microsoft has built into its C++ development environment to enable you to create very advanced applications for the Windows and NT platforms. When Microsoft's developers first came up with the idea behind Visual C++, they decided to take their world-class C++ compiler and create a development environment and set of tools that would enable developers to create Windows applications with a level of ease and speed that was unheard of among C++ development environments. Since that first version, Microsoft has continued to improve the tools that are a part of Visual C++ to make it even easier to create Windows applications. As Microsoft has introduced new technologies into the Windows platforms, it has also introduced tools into the Visual C++ suite to make it easy to integrate these new technologies into your applications.
Updated: 02/18/2005
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