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| Preface | |
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| Object-Oriented Programming with Classes | |
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| Object-Oriented ProgrammingClasses | |
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| C++ Without ClassesThree to Start | |
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| Function Changes | |
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| Stricter Typing | |
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| Dynamic Initialization of Globals | |
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| Some Final Lists | |
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| Abstraction with Member Functions | |
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| The Abstraction | |
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| Using a struct | |
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| Using a struct with Interface Functions | |
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| Using a Class with Member Functions | |
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| Encapsulation with Access Specifiers | |
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| Access Specifiers | |
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| A Member Can Have Any Access Level | |
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| Unlimited Access Specifiers | |
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| Private Does Not Mean Invisibl | |
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| eFriend Classes | |
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| Hierarchy with Composition and Derivation | |
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| Composition | |
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| Derivation | |
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| Chaining | |
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| Better Abstraction with Constructors and Destructors | |
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| The Default Constructor | |
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| The Destructor | |
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| Built-in Types | |
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| Hierarchy and Chaining | |
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| Implicit Default Constructors and Destructors | |
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| Beyond Chaining | |
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| Explicit Invocation | |
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| Flow of Control | |
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| Time of Invocation | |
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| Better Abstraction with new and delete | |
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| Dynamic Objects | |
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| Dynamic Arrays | |
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| Mixing Allocators | |
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| realloc()Out of Memory | |
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| References | |
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| Parameter Versus Argument | |
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| Passing by Value in C and C++ | |
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| Passing by Reference in C++ | |
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| Reference Versus Pointer | |
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| Returning by Reference in C++ | |
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| Overloading: Reference Versus Value | |
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| Binding Problems | |
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| Better Abstraction with Other Special Member Functions | |
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| Assignment Operator | |
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| Copy Constructor | |
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| Printing an ObjectSummary | |
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| An Example Class | |
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| Using an int | |
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| Using a Static Array | |
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| Using a Dynamic Array | |
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| Using a Reference-Counted String | |
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| Copy Constructor Quiz | |
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| Summary Table | |
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| Better Hierarchy with Templates | |
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| Defining a Template | |
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| Using a Template to Define an Object | |
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| Careful with That Expansion, EugeneModifying Container Class Elements | |
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| Polymorphism with Virtual Functions | |
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| Polymorphism in CVirtual Functions | |
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| Polymorphism in C++ | |
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| More About Virtual Functions | |
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| More About Polymorphism | |
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| Abstract Classes | |
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| Derivation Decisions | |
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| Virtual Decisions | |
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| Calling Virtual Functions from Constructors and Destructors | |
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| Under the HoodPitfalls | |
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| Implementing an Object-Oriented Design | |
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| Implementation Table | |
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| ExamplesIs-A, Has-ADefensive Implementation | |
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| An Example Program | |
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| The String Class | |
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| The Rule, CwRule, and HwRule Classes | |
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| The Scanner Class | |
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| Using the ProgramExample Code | |
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| What to Study Next | |
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| constinline | |
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| Constructors with Parameters | |
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| Member Initialization Lists | |
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| Efficient Copy Constructor | |
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| Special Member Functions | |
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| C++ Operators | |
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| One Problem with Returning by Value | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Index | |