C++ language examples, exercises, and experimental guidance

Author: Chen Zhibo (Editor-in-Chief), Chen Zhibo, Wang Chunling (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: C++ is an important programming language for computer and related majors. This book concisely explains the basic content and main knowledge points of the C++ language. The book is divided into 10 chapters, each consisting of four parts: key points, example analysis, exercises, and computer experiments. It primarily covers functions and overloading, inline functions, const and pointers, class and object definition and usage, constructors and destructors, inheritance and derivation, virtual functions and polymorphism, class and static members, friend functions and friend classes, operator overloading, function templates and class templates, stream and file operations, etc. This book can serve as a reference for undergraduate and associate degree students in computer and related majors studying C++ programming language courses, as well as for those preparing for postgraduate entrance exams in computer science. The content is practical and also suitable for a wide range of computer enthusiasts for self-study and reference.