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In this part . . .The goal of this book is not to turn you into a C++ languagelawyer; it’s to give you a solid understanding ofthe fundamentals of C++ and object-oriented programming.The earlier parts in this book cover the essential featuresyou need to know to produce a well-written, object-orientedC++ program. C++, however, is a big language (it has a seriouscase of feature-itis, if you ask me), and I have yet todiscuss many features such as file input/output and theStandard Template Library. Part V rights this wrong.C++ programmers have increasingly come to exploit thefeatures of this library in the past few years. The BUDGET4and BUDGET5 programs on the enclosed CD-ROM demonstratehow.