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C++の話（本当にあった怖い話）
The document discusses C++ and its history and features. It describes C++ as an extension of C with object-oriented features like classes. It provides information on the creator of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, and the evolution of C++ since its introduction as a way to add object-oriented programming to C. It also includes sample C++ code demonstrating the use of arrays and includes from the Boost library.
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An introduction slide for a Python Hack-a-thon event on the date 2010-07-10.
Details of the blog 'Isoparametric', related to Python and Django, with a URL link provided.
Introduction to C++, detailing its evolution from C, mentioning Bjarne Stroustrup, its creator.
Discussed C++ features like if, for, while, and RTTI. Mentioned key characteristics of C++ introduced in 1986.
Sample C++ code utilizing boost library for arrays, including class array as a constant size container.
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Reiteration of C++ without additional context, emphasizing the programming language without details.
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