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Training course "Programming in C++ for C programmers"
From Monday 02 June 2014 -  08:00
To Friday 06 June 2014 - 17:00
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C++ is a multi-paradigm programming language supporting procedural, object-oriented, generic and functional programming styles. In this course, the current standard of the language, C++11, will be introduced to participants familiar with C. Minor changes expected in the revision C++14 will be also be introduced.

The course will run in two parts: 2-4 June and 10-12 June 2014. The first half will introduce the C++ (C++11) syntax. Through a number of simple but instructive exercises, the participants will learn the C++ syntax and familiarise themselves with elements of object oriented, generic and functional programming. The Standard Template Library for C++11 will be introduced in sufficient detail to be useful.

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