C++ Programming And Fundamental Concepts

C++ Programming And Fundamental Concepts, 1/e

Arthur E., Anderson, Consultant
William J. Heinze, Lockheed

Published May, 1992 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

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Summary

This comprehensive guide covers the C++ programming language 2.1 and its io stream library. It also discusses the pre 2.1 versions of the language and also how pre-ANSI C and ANSI C differ from C++. It offers complete coverage of the new features provided in the C++ programming language, including multiple inheritance, so the reader can incorporate these features into their C programming style. This manual will benefit application programmers who need to expend their knowledge of C++ as well as software engineers such as graphics, database, systems, network and technical managers.

shows how to use the class constructs of C++ to provide data abstraction, operator overloading and separations of interfaces
contains methods for using inheritance to create object-oriented programs
gives complete instructions on using the io stream library

Table of Contents

1. Introduction.
2. Non Object-Oriented Extensions to C++.
3. Overview of Data Abstraction and Object-Oriented Features.
4. Fundamental Concepts and Building Blocks.
5. Classes and Abstract Data Types.
6. Constructors and Destructors.
7. Friend Functions and Operator Overloading.
8. References.
9. Inheritance and Virtual Functions.
10. Conversions.
11. Input and Output - Io Stream Library.
12. File and In-Core I/O.
13. Manipulators.
14. Formatted Stream I/O.
15. Porting C Applications to C++.
Appendices.