A comprehensive guide to help you create your own programs in the C, C++ and C# programming languages, combining knowledge from the latest C, C++ and C# books in the In Easy Steps series.

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C, C++ & C# in easy steps is a comprehensive guide to help you create your own programs in the C, C++ and C# programming languages, combining knowledge from the latest C, C++ and C# books in the In Easy Steps series.

• Color-coded example programs together with screenshots illustrate the output when the program has been executed, making it easy to grasp.
• Download the FREE sample code for checking against your own work.

All examples demonstrate C and C++ features supported by current compilers on both Windows and Linux operating systems, and demonstrate C# features in the Microsoft Visual Studio development suite – all in easy steps!

Ideal for programmers, students and novices seeking a career in computing who need a fundamental understanding of procedural programming.

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1. Getting started with C
2. Storing variable values
3. Setting constant values
4. Performing operations
5. Making statements
6. Employing functions
7. Pointing to data
8. Manipulating strings
9. Building structures
10. Producing results
11. C Reference section
12. Getting started with C++
13. Performing operations
14. Making statements
15. Handling strings
16. Reading and writing files
17. Pointing to data
18. Creating classes and objects
19. Harnessing polymorphism
20. Processing macros
21. Programming visually
22. Getting started with C#
23. Storing values
24. Performing operations
25. Making statements
26. Devising methods
27. Handling strings
28. Accessing files
29. Solving problems
30. Creating objects
31. Controlling events
32. Building an application
33. Targeting devices

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Pg 377 – The Visual Studio Installer download is now called “WinUI application development” (not “Universal Windows Platform Development”).