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C/C++ practise with some exercises dealing

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i have just learned the basics of C/C++ and i want to practise with some exercises dealing mainly with
pointers and references
heritage
memory allocation
classes

can anyone give me a link help me doing this ?
i am an electronics engineering student
how can C/C++ langage be useful for me in hardware description ?
 

Re: C/C++ exercises

There is a nice book series called "By Example". They have plenty of exercises.
C and C++ have many derivatives that can be used in HDL. They are more efficient in modeling areas rather than in building real circuits.
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Amr
 
If you search MSDN C++ of Microsoft, you will find a free to download book which explains the basics of C++.
You can also download the C++ express edition that is again free from Microsoft.
There are also some free to download videos that are good.

C/C++ have a great power to deal with hardware. This is why that generally when people want to control the hardware, they use C family. C family is abit complex if you just want to have very basic graphics and send or receive a bunch of bytes. Then you better use VB or C#.

Mahdi.
 

C By Example and C++ BY Example
 

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