Programming Windows

Interesting Facts

• The book is considered a classic guide to Windows programming and covers a wide range of topics, from the basics of working with windows to more complex aspects like graphics and multimedia.
• It was one of the first books to thoroughly explain Windows architecture and the principles of working with the Windows API, making it an indispensable resource for programmers.
• Charles Petzold pays special attention to practical examples and exercises in his book, allowing readers to better absorb the material and apply it in practice.
• The book has been reissued and updated multiple times to keep up with changes in the Windows operating system and new technologies, demonstrating its relevance and demand.
• The edition thoroughly examines topics such as creating windowed applications, working with input devices, memory management, and message handling, making it useful for both beginners and experienced programmers.