C++ primer

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Title:

C++ primer

Author:

Lippman, Stanley B.

ISBN:

9780201824704

Personal Author:

Lippman, Stanley B.

Edition:

3rd ed.

Publication Information:

Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1998.

Physical Description:

xxii, 1237 p. ; 24 cm.

General Note:

Includes index.

Contents:

C++, an overview -- Getting started -- Tour of C++ -- Basic Language -- C++ data types -- Expressions -- Statements -- Abstract container types -- Procedural-based programming -- Functions -- Scope and lifetime -- Overloaded functions -- Function templates -- Exception handling -- Generic algorithms -- Object-based programming -- Classes -- Class initialization, assignment, and destruction -- Overloaded operators and user-defined conversions -- Class templates -- Object-oriented programming -- Class inheritance and subtyping -- Multiple and virtual inheritance -- Uses of inheritance in C++ -- Iostream library.

Subject Term:

C (Computer program language)

Added Author:

Lajoie, Josée.

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Summary

C++ Primer , Third Edition, combines the practical experience and writing of Stanley Lippman, and the inside knowledge of the ANSI/ISO Standards Draft from Josee Lajoie. Completely rewritten, this tutorial is driven by examples which help the novice C++ programmer solve problems in terms of choice of language features, implementation, and efficiency. Programming aspects of the language are presented in the context of solving a particular problem or programming task. Language rules are given both to clearly introduce the rule and provide a reference to it. The book covers the new C++ Standard Library, including extensive treatment of what was formerly known as the Standard Template Library (STL), as well as the string and complex class types. It also examines the new language features introduced into the International Standard, such as Exception Handling, Run-Time Type Identification, Namespaces, the built-in bool type, and new-style cast-notation.