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C++ in a Nutshell
By Ray Lischner

Publisher : O'Reilly
Date Published : May 2003
ISBN : 0-596-00298-X
Pages : 808
Slots : 1

Book Overview
C++ in a Nutshell packs an enormous amount of information on C++ (and the many libraries used with it) in an indispensable quick reference for those who live in a deadline-driven world and need the facts but not the frills. Cross-references link related methods, classes, and other key features. This is an ideal resource for students as well as professional programmers.

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Less a tutorial than a problem-solver, the book addresses many of the most common problems you're likely encounter--whether you've been programming in C++ for years or you're relatively new to the language. Here are just some of the time-consuming tasks this book contains practical solutions for:

• Reading the contents of a directory
  
• Creating a singleton class
  
• Date and time parsing/arithmetic
  
• String and text manipulation
  
• Working with files
  
• Parsing XML
  
• Using the standard containers
  

Mastering Autodesk Inventor® 2009
and Autodesk®Inventor LT 2009
by :
Curtis Waguespack
Loren Jahraus, P.E.
Sean Dotson, P.E.
Dennis Jeffrey
Bill Bogan
Shekar Subrahmanyam
Andrew Faix
Bob Van der Donck
Seth Hindman
Wiley

This book is written with a wide range of Inventor users in mind, varying from beginning to
advanced users:
◆ Beginning Inventor users who are making the move from traditional 2D CAD design to
Inventor 2009. These readers will have experience with AutoCAD and an understanding
of basic design and engineering concepts, as well as a desire to improve their skill set and
stay competitive in the market place.

◆ Intermediate Inventor users who have gone through formal Inventor training during their
company’s initial implementation of Inventor and are looking for more information on a
specific module within Inventor. This book also targets users looking for a desktop reference
to turn to when they come upon an area of Inventor that they do not encounter on a
day-to-day basis.

◆ Advanced Inventor users who have mastered the Inventor tools they use over and over
daily but want to conquer the parts of the program they do not utilize during their normal
design tasks. This book also targets advanced users who want to add to their skill set to
move up the ranks within their present company or want to expand their knowledge in
pursuit of a new position with another employer.

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Learn to Program With C++
by John Smiley

This book presumes you have absolutely no programming experience. If that’s you, and you want to learn how to write a computer program using what can be a very difficult language to learn, C++, then this book is definitely for you.

If you have some programming experience and want to learn how to program in C++, this book is also for you. Experienced programmers tell me that my thorough, methodical method of teaching works for them as well.

Either way, as one of my readers wrote me, my books make it OK not to understand something the first time you read it. My patient method of teaching ensures that you will learn the material eventually.

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C For Dummies second Edition
by Dan Gookin
Published by Wiley Publishing.
ISBN: 0-7645-7068-4

Overview
Welcome to C For Dummies, 2nd Edition — your last, desperate, and final attempt to understand the C programming language. Although I can’t promise that you’ll become a C guru after wading through this text, I can guarantee that you will

• Know how to recognize a C program and, when one is grouped with an IRS Form 1040, the morning stock report, baseball statistics, and anything written in Braille, you’ll be able to pick out which one is the C program.
• Be able to write C programs that no other publisher would let an author print in its C books.
• Appreciate the following code, but be unable to use it at cocktail parties to impress your friends: while(dead_horse) beat();
• Find out how to speak in C Talk, which is the ability to look at character groupings, such as printf, putchar, and clock, and pronounce them as “print-f,” “put-kar,” and “see-lock.”
• Have fun.

PLC Beginner Guide
Pages: 256

Overview
In automated System, the PLC commonly is regarded as the heart of control system. with the application control program(stored within PLC memories). Within this book you'll learn PLC basic and the automatic control system.

Getting Started in Electronic (Radio Shack)
By Forrest M.Mims
Page : 128

Overview:
Basic Book For Learning Electronic, electricity, Great Book for Student and Beginner

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Foundation Website Creation with
CSS, XHTML, and JavaScript
Author : Jonathan Lane, Meitar Moscovitz, Joseph R. Lewis
ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4302-0991-1

Coming to web development with a blank slate can be pretty intimidating. There are a lot of things to learn about the proper construction of a website. The most successful websites have a great deal of thought and work put into them before they’re even put into production.
Although it can be scary, there has never been a better time to get started than the present. Web browsers are finally starting to reach a point where they all follow standards (more or less). You have to do less fiddling with things to get them working properly now than ever before. We don’t want to jinx it, but we think we can finally start letting our guard down a bit and start trusting browser manufacturers more (yes, even Microsoft).
This book is intended for people who are new to developing for the Web and those who are interested in overhauling their current work to be standards-compliant. It is relevant to individuals working within companies and institutions, as well as for those who freelance.

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Author : Peter Burns
ISBN: 1-84024-499-2
ISBN: 978-1-84024-499-1

Broadband has made the Internet a much more exciting place to visit and revolutionised what your computer can do for you.
This book uses uncomplicated language to help you get the most out of your connection. Each chapter is divided into sections that contain vital information about each topic as well as expert tips and website recommendations to help you along the way. Learn how to protect your computer, keep in touch with instant messaging and PC phone calls, and surf the web without wires both at home and on the move. A Jargon Buster is included at the back of the book to explain any unfamiliar terms.


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SAMS Teach Yourself Programming with Java™ in 24 Hours, FOURTH EDITION

If you have been wanting to learn Java, check out the newly revised fourth edition of the best-seller Sams Teach Yourself Programming with Java in 24 Hours. This step-by-step tutorial will teach you how to create simple Java programs and applets. Comprised of 24 one-hour lessons, this new edition focuses on key programming concepts and essential Java basics, has been improved by dozens of reader comments, and is reorganized to better cover the latest developments in Java. The book's coverage of core Java programming topics has also been expanded. A great starting point for learning Java, this book is also a great primer to reading sams Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days.
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Author: Todd Stauffer
Publisher: The McGraw-Hill
2008

Got a blog? Want one? Feel like you need one but you’re not sure where to start?
Whatever the case, I’d suggest flipping through this book and seeing what you
might be able to learn on this little journey through the latest and greatest in
blogging. Yes, “Web 2.0” is at least 25 percent marketing term and 25 percent
Internet hype, but it’s also a way of thinking when it comes to creating, designing,
and updating a weblog (or similar community site) on the Internet. It’s about a
simpler approach to Web design and it’s about designing sites that encourage
interaction with others.
If you don’t yet have a blog, but you do feel you have something to say, then
dive right in. You’ve got plenty of options for getting started, ranging from free
tools to nearly free blogging services to inexpensive blogging applications that you
can load on your own Web hosting computer. You’ll get started quickly and, with
the help of this book, you can reach out to many of the other “Web 2.0” services
on the Internet for image sharing, video, audio blogging, and so on and incorporate
those services into your blog quickly.
If you’ve already started blogging, I think you’ll find some valuable discussion
in this book on how to take your blog to the next level, including the creation of a
sense of community for your blog, building more traffic to your site and, if you’re
so inclined, there’s even some discussion on how to make a little money from your
blogging.
All in all, though, this book is about using and incorporating the latest tools and
ideas into your blog—not just to make it “buzzword-compliant” but to make your
corner of the Internet that much richer—and to make the ideas and experiences you
share with others that much more vivid and compelling. “Web 2.0” can be a fun
journey for both the user and the creator. Here’s hoping you’ll find this book handy
as you become a little bit of both.

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Author: Michael Halvorson
Publisher: Microsoft

What Is Visual Basic 2008?
Visual Basic 2008 is a development tool that you can use to build software applications that perform useful work and look great within a variety of settings. Using Visual Basic 2008, you can create applications for the Windows operating system, the Web, hand-held devices, and a host of other environments and settings. The most important advantage of Visual Basic is that it has been designed to increase productivity in your daily development work—especially if you need to use information in databases or create solutions for the Internet—but an important additional benefi t is that once you become comfortable with the development environment in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, you can use the same tools to write programs for Microsoft Visual C++ 2008, Microsoft Visual C# 2008, Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008, and other third-party tools and compilers.
This book is designed to help you build skills in a number of essential areas. You can use it if you’re new to programming, switching from another programming language, or upgrading from Visual Basic 6 or Visual Basic 2005

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Author: Bill Sempf
Publisher: Wiley
Pub. Date: 2006
ISBN-13: 978-0-7645-7728-4
ISBN-10: 0-7645-7728-X
Page: 386

This shows you some best practices to keep in mind as you get further along in your programming. Your first programs may be very simple, but when you start getting into more complicated applications, you really need to plan out your program before you start writing the code.
Previous versions of Visual Basic were complete development environments. The latest version of Visual Basic is really only one part of a three-part programming strategy:

• A language: For this book, it is Visual Basic 2005. Other popular languages include C#, J#, Perl, and 24 others.
• An Integrated Development Environment (IDE): For this book, it is Visual Studio 2005. Other IDEs include Borland, Macromedia, and several other tools.
• A project: In this book, I cover four types of projects: Windows Forms, Web Forms, class libraries, and XML Web services. You can also use VB to build Web services, console applications, Smart Device applications, Mobile Web Forms, and many other project types.
  

Beginning Web Development, Silverlight, and ASP.NET AJAX
From Novice to Professional

Author: Laurence Moroney
Publisher: Apress
ISBN-10 (pbk): 1-59059-959-4
Page: 450
Year: Feb 2008