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What is C/ C++? |
C was one of the first general-purpose high-level programming languages to gain almost
universal use, and today you can program in C on almost any platform and
machine. It was created by Denis Ritchie in 1971, as the successor
to the "B" compiler, for UNIX systems.
C++
allows programmers to leverage their knowledge of C with the use Object Oriented
(OO) concepts, to create larger programs with easier and with better quality. Since C++ contains all of the concepts of C,
a C program can be run using a C++ compiler...but only a C++ compiler can
compile a C++ program. It was created by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1980.
C/ C++ /
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Contest prize updated: Planet Source Code Jumbo CD--now in VB, C/C++ and ASP Editions!
Planet Source Code Jumbo Resource CD: 3 Language Editions! | Three winners each month can now choose from 3 editions of the PSC 2002 CD--Visual Basic, C/C++ or Active Server Pages! Includes tens of thousands of lines of the top ranked code, articles and submissions in over 27 categories.So submit early and often to win this great prize! |
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Algorithms
(29,339 lines) Classes/ Frameworks/ OOP
(17,771 lines) Coding Standards
(13,074 lines) Complete Applications
(52,579 lines) Controls/ Forms/ Dialogs/ Menus
(16,087 lines) Data Structures
(32,043 lines) Databases
(10,858 lines) Debugging and Error Handling
(2,037 lines) Direct X
(7,677 lines) Documents
(1,255 lines) Files
(16,484 lines) Games
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Graphics/ Sound
(40,878 lines) Internet/ Browsers/ HTML
(12,206 lines) Macros
(425 lines) Math
(57,198 lines) Miscellaneous
(58,965 lines) Palm OS
(185 lines) Registry
(1,761 lines) Security
(10,729 lines) Sorting
(4,913 lines) Strings
(13,934 lines) System Services/ Functions
(15,417 lines) Validation/ Processing
(3,359 lines) Windows CE
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Contest Winners |
November 2002 Winners as chosen by your votes!
Last month's submissions are in the process of being tallied and reviewed,
and the winners will be announced shortly!
In the meantime, here are previous month's winners
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