Object-Oriented Technology and Visual C++

Author: Gan Ling et al
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is well-structured, comprehensive in content, rich in examples, and highly practical. It is written based on the authors' extensive teaching experience. The book is suitable as a textbook for introductory programming courses for computer science and related majors in universities, as well as for self-learners. It systematically introduces the fundamental knowledge and applications of object-oriented technology using the C++ language. The book integrates procedural C++, object-oriented C++, and Visual C++ into a cohesive whole, and conducts a horizontal comparison with other common object-oriented programming languages, providing readers with a complete framework. The book is divided into three main parts.
Part 1: Chapters 1 and 2 are the foundational part, introducing the basic concepts and related technologies of object-oriented technology, as well as the procedural syntax in C++. It emphasizes the differences between C++ and C.
Part 2: Chapters 3-8 are the core part, focusing on object-oriented technology in C++, covering abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and I/O streams in a progressive manner.
Part 3: Chapters 9-12 are the application part, introducing methods for developing Windows programs based on MFC using object-oriented technology on the Visual C++ platform. The book is well-structured, comprehensive in content, rich in examples, and highly practical, written based on the authors' extensive teaching experience. It is suitable as a textbook for introductory programming courses for computer science and related majors in universities, as well as for self-learners.