Understanding AppWizard's Code
The code generated by AppWizard may not make sense to you right away, especially ifyou haven't written a C++ program before. You don't need to understand this code in
order to write your own simple applications. Your programs will be better ones, though,
if you know what they are doing, so a quick tour of AppWizard's boilerplate code is a
good idea. You'll see the core of an SDI application, an MDI application, and a dialogbased
application.
You'll need the starter applications FirstSDI, FirstMDI, and FirstDialog, so if you didn't
create them earlier, do so now. If you're unfamiliar with the Developer Studio
interface, glance through Appendix C to learn how to edit code and look at classes.
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