Deep Sea -- Ringing in the New Year
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2001 10:04 am
Ringing in the New Year
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<LI>Lectures XII through XVII comprise and complete the debugging series. This series is fruitful, and fun as well.
<LI>Lectures XVIII plus a few will demonstrate file input/output and touch upon C's infamous pointers and dynamic memory allocation. I just woke up knowing how to do lay out the instructions for you. There’ll be a database application which will exercise the new topics plus make use of the separate library modules which you have built along the way. A good cabin fever diversion for those who are snowed in during the winter months.
<LI>Lectures Xmmm through Xnnn will find you developing your checkbook application to completion.
<LI>If y'all all can C by then it’ll be prime time to start C++. I suspect your C knowledge will be considerable, robust enough so that you can start with a project, maybe a karate database, and carry that single project to completion using many of the features of C++ including developing with the new STL to make life at C++ simple.
<LI>Then, if we all are still up to it, you will convert the above C++ application into a real Window application complete with a windows menu system, dialogue boxes and list boxes, standard widgets and doodads.
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Allen Moulton from Uechi-ryu Etcetera
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<LI>Lectures XII through XVII comprise and complete the debugging series. This series is fruitful, and fun as well.
<LI>Lectures XVIII plus a few will demonstrate file input/output and touch upon C's infamous pointers and dynamic memory allocation. I just woke up knowing how to do lay out the instructions for you. There’ll be a database application which will exercise the new topics plus make use of the separate library modules which you have built along the way. A good cabin fever diversion for those who are snowed in during the winter months.
<LI>Lectures Xmmm through Xnnn will find you developing your checkbook application to completion.
<LI>If y'all all can C by then it’ll be prime time to start C++. I suspect your C knowledge will be considerable, robust enough so that you can start with a project, maybe a karate database, and carry that single project to completion using many of the features of C++ including developing with the new STL to make life at C++ simple.
<LI>Then, if we all are still up to it, you will convert the above C++ application into a real Window application complete with a windows menu system, dialogue boxes and list boxes, standard widgets and doodads.
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Allen Moulton from Uechi-ryu Etcetera