I realize this blog is primarily meant for Slackware beginners. However, since C++ is programming language I would like to be closely involved it, I thought I might as well share with you important links on how to program idiomatically in C++.
1. http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/3714/critique-requested-on-the-program-to-output-the-names-without-repetitions-with-t -->
Story of a person who got rejected a job offer due to, in all likelihood, making superfluous use of the C++ programming language and not adhering to the C++ programming paradigm. Experts have reviewed his code, dissected it and advised against usages of certain C++ features which would seem innocuous to most naive C=+ programmers.
2. http://stackoverflow.com/tags/c%2b%2b/info -->
This page is a portal and contains reading lists, FAQ sections, links to C++-related questions asked on Stackoverflow and other sibling-forums, links to softwares and other external resources.
Certain idioms which you may or may not know about and, adhering to which, contributes to programming in C++ style proper can be found on this blog.
1. http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/3714/critique-requested-on-the-program-to-output-the-names-without-repetitions-with-t -->
Story of a person who got rejected a job offer due to, in all likelihood, making superfluous use of the C++ programming language and not adhering to the C++ programming paradigm. Experts have reviewed his code, dissected it and advised against usages of certain C++ features which would seem innocuous to most naive C=+ programmers.
2. http://stackoverflow.com/tags/c%2b%2b/info -->
This page is a portal and contains reading lists, FAQ sections, links to C++-related questions asked on Stackoverflow and other sibling-forums, links to softwares and other external resources.
Certain idioms which you may or may not know about and, adhering to which, contributes to programming in C++ style proper can be found on this blog.
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