Sams Teach Yourself Qt Programming in 24 Hours (Teach Yourself -- 24 Hours)
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Word Count
114,000 words, Guess
Page Count
456 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivesamsteachyoursel00dani
- ISBN-100672318695
- ISBN-139780672318696
- LibraryThing1730421
- Library of Congress Control Number99067307
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number47009642
- Better World Books9780672318696
- Open LibraryOL7668213M
Classifications
- LCCQA76.9.U83 S67 2000
- LCCQA76.9.U83S67 2000
- LCCQA76.7 .B75 2000eb
Description
Sams Teach Yourself Qt Programming in 24 Hours will teach the reader how to quickly and easily write graphical programs for both X Windows-based systems (Linux, etc.) and Microsoft Windows systems. Consisting of 24 one-hour lessons, Sams Teach Yourself Qt in 24 Hours is divided into six sections that guide the reader through the language from the basics to the advanced functions. The first section of the book teaches the fundamentals of Qt. Building upon what has been taught in the first section, sections two through six show the reader how to apply that knowledge and make Qt a programming language they can use to fulfill their programming needs. Topics Include the Qt Class Library, basic and advanced graphics, creating custom GUI widgets, OpenGL, Netscape and Explorer plug-ins, and Qt GUI builders.
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Topics
Other Editions
- Sams Teach Yourself Qt Programming in 24 Hours (Teach Yourself -- 24 Hours)
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