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  • Microsoft Visual C# Net Step-by-Step

    Microsoft C# is an object-oriented computer programming language used to write interactive applications for the Web and offline environments. Object-oriented languages involve objects and events...

  • How to Use Copy Constructors in C++

    A copy constructor is a special member function inside a class. It accepts a reference to an existing object of the same class type and makes a deep copy of that object. A deep copy not only...

  • How to Create a C++ Class

    A class is a data structure that contains related data and functions and is a unit of object-oriented programming. Objects are an instantiation of a class and share the same properties although...

  • How to Use C++ Virtual Destructors

    A virtual method has no direct implementation and its behavior is determined by the method with the same signature that is on the lowest inheritance level of the instantiated object. A destructor...

  • How to Translate an Abstract Idea Into a Software Object

    A major responsibility of a software team's project manager is to communicate with the customer. The goal of this communication is to probe the customer's understanding of the problem. The project...

  • How to Reuse Object Implementation

    A class is a software construct that binds data and functionality. It's the defining feature of an object-oriented programming language. A class can be replicated into instances called objects....

  • How to Display Fonts in MFC

    The Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Library lets a programmer plan the font display of an application through the CFont class. CFont encapsulates all font manipulation techniques, and the class...

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