C++ Object-Oriented Programming (Second Edition)

Author: Ian Pohl
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is aimed at experienced programmers, offering a clear and thorough introduction to ANSI C++ object-oriented programming. It covers C++ language features that support object-oriented programming concepts, including new features such as STL, namespaces, RTTI, and boolean types. Ira Pohl is an authoritative writer in the field of C++, and in this book, he demonstrates key programming elements and idiomatic language using his famous "dissection" method, teaching you how to weigh and make appropriate choices. The book aims to introduce object-oriented programming using ANSI C++, explaining C++ features in this environment. It provides a quick guide to C++ new features such as STL, namespaces, RTTI, and boolean types, illustrating good programming style with numerous examples. The entire book focuses on C++ data structures, the Standard Template Library, and the mainstream directions and idioms of the C++ language. Specific topics include basic types and statements, functions and pointers, data hiding, polymorphism, iterators and containers, inheritance, and more. This book is aimed at students and readers with programming experience and can serve as a textbook for advanced programming, data structures, software design methodologies, and other courses that teach the C++ language.