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A Transition Guide: Python to C++Michael H. GoldwasserDavid LetscherThis is a supplement to the book,Object-Oriented Programming in Python ,Prentice-Hall, 2007. ISBN-13 rights Purpose of This GuidePython is a wonderful programming language and we expect that readers of this book will find many oppor-tunities to use it. That said, there are many different programming languages used by software language has its own strengths and weaknesses, and professionals must become accustomed to program-ming in different languages. Fortunately, once you have a solid foundation in one language it becomes easierto Transition to another language. This guide is designed for readers choosing C++ as a second ++ is among the most widely used languages in industry.
C++ is among the most widely used languages in industry. As object-oriented languages, they have a great deal in common with Python. Yet there exist significant differences between the two languages. This transition guide is not meant to serve as a complete self-contained reference for C++. Our goal
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