Programming Thought in C++

Author: Eckel
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Based on the author's personal experience in learning C++ and years of teaching, this book explains C++ programming with simple examples and concise descriptions, offering a unique approach. The book is divided into eighteen chapters, covering topics such as the evolution of objects, data abstraction, hidden implementation, initialization and cleanup, function overloading and default parameters, an introduction to input/output streams. The book is further divided into eighteen chapters, covering additional topics including constants, inline functions, naming control, references and copy constructors, operator overloading, dynamic object creation, inheritance and composition, polymorphism and virtual functions, templates and container classes, multiple inheritance, exception handling, and runtime type identification.