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Introducing C++ for Scientists, Engineers and Mathematicians, PDF eBook

Introducing C++ for Scientists, Engineers and Mathematicians PDF

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Since the first edition of C++ for Scientists, Engineers and Mathematicians, many things have changed.

Perhaps the most important is that the ANSI C++ Standard was approved in 1998.

The first edition of this book was incompatible with some parts of the Standard and every effort has been made to rectify this.

The facilities offered by the C++ language have also grown enormously since the first edition.

It is not just the language itself that has grown, but the ANSI Standard also defines an extensive range of library facilities.

I have also made two changes in emphasis since the first edition.

Firstly, since there is so much important material to cover, some less important features of the language have been removed.

The second change is to try to illustrate the language by means of complete programs, rather than code fragments.

Hopefully, this will give you more confidence in applying new techniques.

Finally, although C++ is a bigger language than it was, it is even more fun to use.

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