-A reference solution to the classic books.
-《Accerlerated C++:Practical Programming by Example》
Author:(US)Andrew Koenig Barbara E. Moo
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###Recommend
This is a very classic c + + books.Liu Weipeng gave a highly evaluation to this book in his CSDN blog 《学习C++：实践者的方法》http://blog.csdn.net/pongba/article/details/1930150. Liu Weipeng,a senior engineer in Microsoft at silicon valley,also write an artical about an interview with Bjarne Stroustrup is the designer and original implementer of C++ and the author of "The C++ Programming Language" and “The Design and Evolution of C++”.And the site of this artical is:《C++之父专访-关于C++的学习、使用和未来》
http://blog.csdn.net/pongba/article/details/2034207.
Liu Weipeng's blog:
-MindHacks :http://mindhacks.cn
-CSDN :http://blog.csdn.net/pongba
=== ###Purpose
We can find all other CS blogs or CS BBS are all recommend 《Accerlerated C++》 as the C++'s most classic books.But most people, who read this book may put their eyes in the formal konwledge but ignore the exercises.Even their realize the importance of these exercises but some maybe a little difficult or although they accomplished it they also want to konw whether it it true or not.Unfortunately there haven't publish a book about solutions to these exercises.So I got this idea,to do every of these exercises,try to give an integrity codes, for your all the CPPers to reference.But it's a pity that I am not a Master,and my coding ability is limited,so my solutions about some exercises may not be optimal. Thus very glad to get your reply and we also learn together.
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[Chinese version of this book's exercises solutions] http://blog.csdn.net/yj_cs/article/details/40112579
=== ###Content
chapter0 Getting Started
chapter1 Working and strings
chapter2 Looping and counting
chapter3 Working with batches of data
chapter4 Organizing programs and data
chapter5 Using sequential containers and analyzing strings
chapter6 Using library algorithms
chapter7 Using associative containers
chapter8 Writting generic functions
chapter9 Defining new types
chapter10 Managing memory and low-level data structures
chapter11 Defining abstract data types
chapter12 Making class objects act like values
chapter13 Using inheritance and dynamic binding
chapter14 Managing memory(almost)automatically
chapter15 Revisiting character pictures
chapter16 Where do we go from here?