C++ University Tutorial

Author: (USA) Walter Savitch, translated by Hou Xiaoxiu and Cao Zhenxin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is comprehensive with abundant examples, providing an in-depth introduction to C++ programming methods through more than 400 concise and easy-to-understand examples. The book is divided into 18 chapters. The first five chapters explain the differences between C++ programming and procedural programming in C, including topics such as migrating from C to C++, namespaces, basic input/output, reference variables, and dynamic memory allocation. The later chapters cover commonly used classes and their usage, constructors and destructors, exception handling, function overloading, inheritance, templates, input/output streams, manipulators, the STRING class, and the Standard Template Library (STL). The last Appendix A lists relevant reference materials, while Appendix B provides guidelines for using C++.
Structural Features of the Book: Strong practicality and operability. It offers numerous programming examples to help students thoroughly understand the concepts learned. Extensive exercises further reinforce the material, ensuring students can truly master the content of each chapter. The brief and clear "Summary" sections summarize the main topics of each chapter, giving students a comprehensive understanding of the content. The "Note" sections highlight important points related to the concepts introduced in each chapter.
Target Audience: This book is particularly suitable for C programmers who want to learn C++. It can serve as a professional foundational textbook for computer science and related majors in higher education institutions and is also a valuable reference for software developers of all kinds.