C++ Programming: Learning and Hands-on Experiment Guide

Author: Li Chunbao
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features:
- Accompanying textbook for "C Programming"
- Detailed solutions to exercises in each chapter of the accompanying textbook, reinforcing fundamental concepts and strengthening mastery of key and challenging points
- Well-compiled programming exercises and comprehensive projects to cultivate students' sound programming thinking and style
- All programs in this book have been tested and run successfully in the Visual C++ 6.0 environment.
To meet the rapid development needs of the information society, universities across the country are currently implementing comprehensive reforms in computer education. The goal is to establish a set of curriculum plans and textbook systems tailored for computer and information technology majors, reflecting the characteristics of computer education in Chinese universities. This series of books was born in this context. We organized a research team, "Computer and Information Technology Professional Application Textbooks," composed of experts and professors from computer science departments across the country. Through comprehensive discussions on computer and information technology, combined with the current realities of China, we developed this systematic, scientific, and practical series of books.
This book is divided into 17 chapters and one appendix. Chapters 1 to 15 correspond to the chapters of "C Programming," providing reference answers for both exercises and project exercises. Chapters 16 and 17 introduce the use of Visual C++. Chapter 1 covers an overview of C; Chapter 2 discusses C data types; Chapter 3 covers control structures; Chapter 4 deals with functions and preprocessing; Chapter 5 covers arrays and pointers; Chapter 6 discusses classes and objects; Chapter 7 covers references; Chapter 8 discusses friends; Chapter 9 covers operator overloading; Chapter 10 covers templates; Chapter 11 discusses derivation and inheritance; Chapter 12 covers polymorphism and virtual functions; Chapter 13 covers C streams and files; Chapter 14 covers exception handling; and Chapter 15 covers namespaces. Chapter 16 covers running programs, and Chapter 17 covers program debugging. The appendix provides reference answers for 10 comprehensive project exercises.
This book can serve as a supplementary textbook for students majoring in computer science and non-computer science disciplines at colleges and universities learning C.