About the author
Chen Tong is the chairman of Guangdong Xuanyuan Network Technology Co., Ltd. and an expert listed in Guangzhou's high-level talent program. His research focuses on computer application technology, cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence, and he has participated in compiling several computer science textbooks. Publicly available information about him remains limited, and detailed accounts of his life and academic career are lacking. His three works in the collection nonetheless reveal his main focus: introductory programming instruction built around the Qt framework and the C language, with visual programming design and the programming foundations and applications of digital image processing as his principal subjects, aimed at helping beginners start from scratch. Overall, his textbooks favor conciseness and practicality, emphasizing the combination of programming concepts with visual practice, and are suitable as introductory reading for computer-related courses.
Written (4)
Rating 3.8★ Starting from Zero: A Basic Tutorial on Qt Visual Programming 彭凌西 / 唐春明 / 陈统 Posts & Telecom Press · 2022 This book mainly introduces the basics of C++ and knowledge related to Qt programming, helping readers quickly master Qt programming technologies. Cha… Rating 3.4★ A Concise C Programming Tutorial: Hands-On Qt 彭凌西 / 唐春明 / 黄铮 / 陈统 Posts & Telecom Press · 2022 This book provides an introduction to C programming, helping readers master the concepts, fundamentals, and practical applications of C. The explanati… Rating 3.2★ Starting from Scratch: Programming Foundations and Applications of Digital Image Processing 彭凌西 / 彭绍湖 / 唐春明 / 陈统 Posts & Telecom Press · 2022 This book introduces the fundamentals of digital image processing and image programming with OpenCV and C++, aiming to help readers quickly master bot… A Concise Tutorial on C Programming: Hands-On with Qt 彭凌西 / 唐春明 / 黄铮 / 陈统 Posts & Telecom Press · 2022 Many C textbooks fail not because they say too little but because they scatter too much: they pile up syntax while students still cannot write a compl…Publishers
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