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Moving from Java to C++ This appendix explains how to transfer your Java programming skills to a substantial subset of C++. This is necessary for students who take their first programming course in Java and the second course in C++. Naturally, it would be easiest if the second course were also offered in Java, but [...]

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At several points in my career development, I’ve been prompted to take a look at alternative computer languages. Usually I was worried about other languages being better than the one I was using at the time. Sometimes my worrying has been justified. Being introduced to Pascal in college made me forever unsatisfied with my unstructured [...]

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This article will focus on the new ways of programming C# offers, and how it intends to improve upon its two closest neighbors, Java and C++. C# improves on C++ in a similar way to Java in many respects, so I’m not going to be re-explaining things like the benefits of a single-rooted object hierarchy. [...]

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