C++ Generic Design

Author: James O. Coplien
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is rich in content and detailed, covering the difficulties and hot topics of C++ programming. It is suitable as a C++ textbook for college and university computer science and related majors, as well as for training classes. It can also serve as a self-study manual for programming enthusiasts. C++ is one of the most complete programming languages, the preferred choice for advanced programmers. To become a true programmer, one must master the C++ language. This book combines entertainment and practicality, comprehensively explaining the methods and steps of C++ programming through 100 classic examples. Lesson 1 explains the basics of C++; Lesson 2 covers data types and control structures; Lesson 3 discusses functions; Lesson 4 explains arrays and pointers; Lesson 5 covers references and structures; Lesson 6 explains classes and objects; Lesson 7 discusses the heap, constructors, and copy constructors; Lesson 8 covers static members, friends, and templates; Lesson 9 explains inheritance and derivation; Lesson 10 covers polymorphism and virtual functions; Lesson 11 discusses I/O stream libraries and exception handling.