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In Review
In Review
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You covered a lot of ground this week! In some ways this was the tougher
week in the book. C++ is not an easy language to learn. But there is no
doubt that you can learn to be a C++ programmer if you stay with it.
Don’t forget to take a break now and then. This book is titled Teach
Yourself Borland C++Builder in 14 Days, but that doesn’t mean you have
to read them as consecutive days! Sometimes it’s good to take a few days
off to let it all soak in.
If you are confused by some of the C++ syntax, don’t feel you are alone.
Pointers and references; * versus &; direct and indirect operators…it can
all be pretty confusing at first. Don’t worry, though, because you will
start to get the hang of it before long. As you work with C++Builder, little
by little it begins to make sense. What you probably lack at this point is
real-world experience. That is where you really learn. Knowledge gained
by experience is the kind that really sticks. My advice is to take an idea
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