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In this part . . .he feature that differentiates C++ from other languagesis C++’s support for object-oriented programming.TObject-oriented is about the most hyped term in the computerworld (okay, maybe .com has it beat). Computerlanguages, editors, and databases all claim to be objectoriented,sometimes with justification, but most of thetime without.Check out the BUDGET2 program on the enclosed CD-ROMto see an example program that can help you orient objectsof object-oriented concepts.What is it about being object-oriented that makes it sodesired around the world? Read on to find out.
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C++FORDUMmIES‰5TH EDITIONby Steph
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IntroductionWelcome to C++ For Dumm
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