Exceptional C Style
40 New Engineering Puzzles, Programming, Problems, and Solutions
by Herb Sutter
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appears in C Plus Plus, Programming, and Technology.
Exceptional C Style continues where Exceptional C and More Exceptional C left off. This book follows in the tradition of the first two: It delivers new material, organized in bitesized Items and grouped into themed sections. Readers of the first two books will find some familiar section themes, now including new material, such as exception s...
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appears in C Plus Plus, Programming, and Technology.
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