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  • Title: The C++ Workshop
  • Author(s) Dale Green, Kurt Guntheroth, Shaun Ross Mitchell
  • Publisher: Packt Publishing (February 7, 2020); eBook (Free Edition)
  • Permission: Free eBook Provided by the Publisher (Packt)
  • Paperback: 606 pages
  • eBook: HTML
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 183921662X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1839216626
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Book Description

Learn to create high-performance, error-free programs by understanding the core principles and techniques behind programming in C++. Learn to write clean, maintainable code in C++ and advance your career in software engineering.

By the end of this C++ book, you will have the knowledge and skills to confidently tackle your own ambitious projects and advance your career as a C++ developer.

About the Authors
  • Dale Green is a computer programmer who has worked in a range of disciplines, from full stack web development to C++ programming in AAA video games.
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