D (programming language)

Introduction Programming with the D Programming Language Part of the School of Computer Science D is an object-oriented programming language created by Walter Bright and Andrei Alexandrescu in late 2001. Originally, D was a complete re-engineering of C++, but it later evolved into its own language. D fix many of the 'shortcomings' of C++ and it includes many of C++'s feature plus some other features which do not exist in C++, like garbage collection and memory safety.

Prerequisites Prerequisites are courses it is suggested you understand before you attempt this course. If you're having a hard time understanding the material in this course, make sure you understand these prerequisites first. Introduction to Programming C Basic knowledge of C++ or Java

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Lessons Many of these lessons are conversion Lesson 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

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See Also 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