原创 日入一詞_138:utilitarian

The fact that C++ incorporates both OOP and generic programming, as well as the more traditional procedural approach, de

原创 日入一詞_141:resemble

suppose you’ve written a C++ program. How do you get it running? The exact steps depend on your computer environment and

原创 日入一詞_140:hitch

If you can recompile the program without making changes and it runs without ahitch, we say the program is portable.verb 

原创 日入一詞_142:constitute

1. Together they constitute a function definition.2. Use a text editor of some sort to write the program and save it in

原创 日入一詞_143:share (verb)

It shareswith OOP the aim of making it simpler to reuse code and the technique of abstracting general concepts.verb /ʃɛr

原创 日入一詞_137:grasp

This book will guide you through all these points, with plenty of easily grasped examplesverb /ɡræsp/1 to take and hold

原创 日入一詞_133:versus

Procedural versus object-oriented programmingpreposition /'vɝsəs/1 (written abbreviation v. British English, vs. America

原创 日入一詞_132:coincide

If you’ve read my other works, you’ll also notice that Sun’s coding style coincides with mine—this pleases me, although

原创 日入一詞_131:digest

Present the material one simple step at a time so that you can easily digest each idea before moving on.verb /daɪ'dʒɛst/

原创 日入一詞_130:solitary

More than anything, the book is designed to serve the solitary reader who is struggling with a new programming language.

原创 日入一詞_128:mindset

In this way I hope to move you, a little at a time, to the point where the Java mindset becomes your native tongue.noun 

原创 日入一詞_129:worth

It’s worth noting that exception handling isn’t an object-oriented feature.adjective /wɝθ/1be worth somethingbe worth no

原创 日入一詞_127:indebted

Lots of people sent in corrections and I am indebted to them all, but particular thanks go to (for the 1adjective  /ɪn'd

原创 日入一詞_126: mentor

Over the years, through his conferences and workshops, Gerald Weinberg has become my unofficial coach and mentor, for wh

原创 日入一詞_125: immerse

I spent many months working on this, immersed in that netherworld called “concurrency,” and in the end the chapter is so