Topic:D

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Programming with the D Programming Language Part of the School of Computer Science

D is a programming language meant to fix the shortcomings of the C++ programming language. It includes many of the same features as C++ and other things which do not exist as part of C++ such as garbage collection.

D was created by Digital Mars employee Walter Bright and more information can be found at Wikipedia.

Contents 1 Prerequisites 2 Lessons 3 Internet Resources for D 4 Participants

[edit] Prerequisites

• Introduction to Programming
• C
• Basic knowledge of C++ or Java

[edit] Lessons

Many of these lessons are conversion

• Lession 1: Variables and User Input
• Lesson 2: Simple Math
• Lesson 3: Conditional Statements
• Lesson 4: Loops
• Lesson 5: Functions and Recursion
• Lesson 6: Algorithms and Data Structures
• Lesson 7: Objects and Classes
• Lesson 8: Templates
• Phobos, the standard library

[edit] Internet Resources for D

• Official Website for D
• The Digital Mars D compiler
• The GNU D compiler
• D Language Specification
• Phobos, the current standard library
• Tango, the alternative standard library
• Open Source Development for D
• D for C Programmers
• D for C++ Programmers

[edit] Participants

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Hopefully I don't have to write out everything by myself... OMouse oswald Oswald 08:20, 4 August 2008 (UTC)