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Why C++? (And Why with Visual Basic)

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Pitchers are important members of a baseball team even though they generally don’t hit the ball very well. But the fact that most pitchers aren’t good at bat doesn’t seem to bother anyone because pitchers aren’t expected to be good bat­ters (even though all of the other players on the team are). All that pitchers are ex­pected to do is strike out the batters on the other team.

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Morrison, J. (2000). Why C++? (And Why with Visual Basic). In: C++ for VB Programmers. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0858-7_1

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