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| DO | DON'T | | DO use the Do/Don't boxes to find a quick summary of a fundamental principle in a lesson. | DON'T overlook the useful information offered in these boxes. |
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This book uses various typefaces to help you distinguish C++ code from regular English. Actual C++ code is typeset in a special monospace font. Placeholderswords or characters temporarily used to represent the real words or characters you would type in codeare typeset in italic monospace. New or important terms are typeset in italic. |
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In the listings in this book, each real code line is numbered. If you see an unnumbered line in a listing, you'll know that the unnumbered line is really a continuation of the preceding numbered code line (some code lines are too long for the width of the book). In this case, you should type the two lines as one; do not divide them. |
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