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C++ Programming FAQ
- Which are good books to learn C++ programming?
- Where can I find C++ standard documents to download?
- How can we connect/access databases using C++?
- What is wrong with using void main()? Where does the returned value from main() go?
- What are the differences between new and malloc?
- Why is size of empty class not zero?
- Where can I find free C++ compilers to download?
- What are the differences between C and C++?
- How to create a non-inheritable class?
- Where can I find C++ projects to download?
- Where can I find free E-Books on C++ to download?
- My compiler (Turbo C/C++) is not working correctly on Vista/XP, what should I do?
- Can we call any function before the main function is called?
- What is a null pointer? How is it different from NULL?
- How much memory do pointer variables takes?
- Are there any features in C language that are not in C++?
- Where can I find C++ interview questions?
- What are wild and dangling pointers?
- How can we return more than one value from a function?
- What are the differences between macros and inline functions?
- What are far, huge and near qualified pointers?
- How to find the size of an object/datatype without using sizeof operator?
- How to swap two numbers without using temporary variable ?
- How to add two numbers without using arithmetic operators ?
- How to find whether a given number is even or odd without using % (modulus) operator ?
- How to find whether the given number is a power of 2 in single line?
- How to find greatest of two/three/four numbers without using relational operators ?
- How to find the endianness of a system?
- What are the differences between struct and class?
- How to print 1 to n without using any kind of loops or recursion?
- How to count the number of 1's (set bits) in a given number?
- How to find factorial of a big numbers such as 100 or higher?
- Why shouldn't we use the Turbo C++(DOS) compilers?
- How do we create multi-threaded programs in C++?
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