C++ from the beginning
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C++ from the beginning
（International computer science series）
Pearson Education, 2002
2nd ed
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
C++ From the Beginning covers the whole of the C++ language from simple basics to advanced language constructs. The emphasis is on building programming skills via examples and exercises, integrating object-oriented programming with object-oriented design while teaching the basics of the language.
It is a book with a dual purpose: to teach the fundamental principles of good programming, and to provide an accessible and direct introduction to C++. It is ideal for beginners taking their first programming course, and for programmers with some experience requiring a thorough introduction to the C++ language.
Since the publication of the first edition of this book in 1997, the ISO standard for C++ has been approved. This new edition of the book covers the ISO standard. The standard incorporates a library of utility classes called the STL (Standard Template Library) not previously included in the core of C++. This book describes these new classes as well as advanced topics such as exceptions, streams, templates and function objects.
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Computers and Programming
2. The Basics
3. Characters and Texts
4. Functions
5. Types
6. Object-oriented Program Development
7. Classes
8. More about Classes
9. Inheritance
10. Exceptions
11. Streams and Files
12. Container Classes and Algorithms
13. Dynamic Data Structures
14. Templates
15. The Final Pieces of the Puzzle
Appendices
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