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 CHAPTER 1 First Steps - This ebook, Learn to Tango with D, is an introduction to both the D language and the Tango library. The key features of both are presented in a condensed and fast-paced format, where the goal is to give you sufficient information to become productive quickly and effectively. This chapter will give you an overview of the language fundamentals, so bear with us.CHAPTER 2 D Fundamentals - As you’ll see in later chapters, some of D’s more advanced features improve on ideas already implemented in other modern languages derived from C; some were inspired by languages outside the family; and a few are not to be found in any other mainstream programming language. CHAPTER 3 D's Object-Oriented Features - This chapter starts with a discussion of the module. Putting data declarations and functions in multiple source files is enough for basic grouping, and enables the implementation of access protection and namespace encapsulation. CHAPTER 4 Procedural Lifetime - The aim of this chapter is to explore the lifetime guarantees afforded to each kind of type and to elucidate some of the more specialized language behavior related to the lifetime of reference types. CHAPTER 5 Templates - Like many modern programming languages, D supports the use of generic programming to simplify coding. This is done using templates, and as you’ll learn in this chapter, both type and function templates are supported. CHAPTER 6 Text Processing - In this chapter, we’ll begin by discussing the basic string-manipulation utilities present in Tango. Then we’ll describe the Text class that Tango provides as a string wrapper; discuss conversions between strings, numeric types, and dates and times; and finally, explain how to do text formatting using Tango’s Layout class. CHAPTER 7 Input and Output - One end of each stream in a Tango program typically connects to some external device, such as a file, network connection, or console. Within the Tango library, these stream end points are known as conduits, and each plays host to both an input and output stream for the specific device. CHAPTER 8 The Other Packages - Here we are at the last chapter. You’ve been introduced to a great deal about D and have learned about some of Tango’s packages. In this chapter, we’ll give you a whirlwind tour of the remaining packages. Download free ebooks of c++: Learn to Tango with D
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