Object-Oriented Software in ANSI C++

Name: Object-Oriented Software in ANSI C++
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ISBN: 9780077095048

ISBN-10: 0077095049

ISBN-13: 9780077095048

Edition: 2nd 1999

Authors: Michael A. Smith

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Smith provides complete coverage of the current ANSI C++ standard, beginning with an introduction to programming for those with no programming experience.

Book details

List price: $66.56
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Binding: Book, Other
Pages: 475
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.50" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.288
Language: English

Michael A. Smith has been involved in hockey for over 40 years as a player, coach and general manager of the New York Rangers, Colorado Rockies, Chicago Blackhawks and Team USA. He was an adviser for the National Hockey League and has traveled extensively as a lecturer and studied European training methods in Russia and Sweden. The author of six books on hockey, he lives in West Tisbury, Massachusetts.

Preface
Introduction to programming	p. 1
Software design	p. 21
Introducing C++ - part 1	p. 29
Introducing C++ - part 2	p. 43
Classes	p. 59
Functions	p. 77
Separate compilation	p. 99
Arrays	p. 113
Templates	p. 143
Static variables and functions	p. 153
Inheritance	p. 159
The game of four counters	p. 191
Namespace	p. 213
Exceptions	p. 219
Operator overloading	p. 225
Polymorphism	p. 247
Pointers and dynamic storage	p. 259
Polymorphism revisited	p. 287
Declarations and casts	p. 303
Container classes	p. 311
Pre-processing directives	p. 331
C++ input and output	p. 341
Deep and shallow copying	p. 355
Pointers and generic algorithms	p. 365
STL containers	p. 387
Using legacy C++ compilers	p. 415
Attributes	p. 421
C++: a summary	p. 431
C++ style input/output	p. 438
C style input/output	p. 442
Useful functions	p. 446
The string class	p. 452
The standard library	p. 453
Priority of operators	p. 460
String and character escape sequences	p. 461
Fundamental types	p. 462
Literals in C++	p. 463
Keywords in C++	p. 464
Passing data to a C++ program	p. 465
Access to C functions in a C++ program	p. 466
Compatibility of code	p. 467
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