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How not to program in C ++ ie 111 programs with errors and 3 programs
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Oualline Steve

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C ++ is a flexible programming language with large possibilities in which mistakes can easily be made.
The book contains many flawed programs. The author asks if you can find mistakes in them. These are real programs and contain errors that we often find in our own code. We have both simple school errors and difficult to detect errors in multithreaded programs. The range is wide? from undefined to? errors of one character? (the program works correctly after correcting one incorrectly placed character).
Here's a typical program:
#include int main () {std :: cout <<? Hello World / n ?; return (0); }
Such a program is found in almost every programming book? however, this one has a mistake. The program is compiled, and the compiler does not show any errors, but when we try to run it? something unexpected happens. This is mentioned in the third chapter.
There are many tips in the book, and finally there are answers. The humor woven into the text by the author will make reading easier.

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