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HOW NOT TO PROGRAM IN C++ : 111 BROKEN PROGRAMS AND 3 WORKING ONES, OR WHY DOES 2 + 2 = 5986?

By:

STEVE OUALLINE

Material type: Text

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TextLanguage: ENGLISH Publication details: SHROFF; 2005Description: 265ISBN:

8173667977

Subject(s):

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

DDC classification:

005.133
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Book	Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology RACK 13 / SHELF 51	005.133 OUA (MCA) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	PAPER PACK	Available	MCA		35971
Book	Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology RACK 3 / SHELF 27	005.133 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	HARD BINDING	Available	IT		28906

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