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C++ for dummies [electronic resource] /
by Davis, Stephen R.,
Series: --For dummies Edition statement:Fifth edition Physical details: one online resource, 435 pages : illustrations ; ISBN: 0764568523 ; 9780764568527.| Item type | Location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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E-Resource Section | E-Books | 005.133 (Browse shelf) | Available |
Includes index
Introduction to C++ programming -- Writing your first C++ program -- Declaring variables constantly -- Performing mathematical operations -- Performing logical operations -- Controlling program flow -- Becoming a functional C++ programmer -- Creating functions -- Storing sequences in arrays -- Taking a first look at C++ pointers -- Taking a second look at C++ pointers -- Debugging C++ -- Introduction to classes -- Examining object-oriented programming -- Adding class to C++ -- Making classes work -- Point and share at objects -- Protecting members: do not disturb -- "Why do you build me up, just to tear me down, baby?" -- Making constructive arguments -- Copying the copy copy copy constructor -- Static members: can fabric softener help? -- Inheritance -- Inheriting a class -- Examining virtual member functions: are they real? -- Factoring classes -- Optional features -- A new assignment operator, should you decide to accept it -- Using stream I/O -- Handling error- exceptions -- Inheriting multiple inheritance -- Tempting C++ templates -- Standardizing on the standard template library -- The part of tens -- Ten ways to avoid adding bugs to your programs -- The ten most important optional features of Dev-C++
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