Chapter 1 Introduction
1. | Overview of
Programming
1.1.1 What Is Programming？
1.1.2 How Do We Write a Program？
1.2 The Evolution of
Programming Language
1.2.1 Assembly and Machine Languages
1.2.2 Early Languages
1.2.3 Later-Generation Languages
1.2.4 Modem Languages
1.3 Programming
Methodologies
1.3.1 Structured Programming
1.3.2 Object-Oriented Programming
1.4 Object-Oriented
Programming
1.5 C + + Programming
Language
1.5.1 History of CandC++
1.5.2 Learning C + +
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 2 Basic Facilities
2.1 C + + Program
Structure
2.2 InputOutput Streams
2.3 Constant
2.4 Functions
2.4.1 Function Declarations
2.4.2 Function Definitions
2.4.3 Default Parameters
2.4.4 Inline Functions
2.4.5 Overloaded Functions
2.5 References
2.5.1 Reference Definition
2.5.2 Reference Variables as Parameters
2.5.3 References as Value-Returning
2.5.4 References as Left-Hand Values
2.6 Namespaces
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 3 Classes and Objects I
3.1 Structures
3.1.1 Defining a Structure
3.1.2 Accessing Members of Structures
3.1.3 Structures with Member Functions
3.2 Data Abstraction and
Classes
3.2.1 Data Abstraction
3.2.2 Defining Classes
3.2.3 Defining Objects
3.2.4 Using Member Functions
3.2.5 In-Class Member Function Definition
3.2.6 File Structure of an Abstract Data Type
3.3 Information Hiding
3.4 Access Control
3.5 Constructors
3.5.1 Overloading Constructors
3.5.2 Constructors with Default Parameters
3.6 Destructors
3.6.1 Definition of Destructors
3.6.2 Order of Constructor and Destructor Calls
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 4 Classes and Objects II
4.1 Constant Members
4.2 this Pointers
4.3 Static Members
4.4 Free Store
4.5 Objects as Members of A
Class
4.6 Copy Members
4.6.1 Definition of Copy Constructors
4.6.2 Shallow Copy and Deep Copy
4.7 Arrays of Objects
4.8 Friends
4.8.1 Friend Functions
4.8.2 Friend Classes
4.9 Examples of User-Defined
Types
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 5 Operator Overloading
5.1 Why Operator Overloading Is
Need
5.2 Operator Functions
5.2.1 Overloaded Operators
5.2.2 Operator Functions
5.3 Binary and Unary Operators
5.3.1 Overloading Binary Operators
5.3.2 Overloading Unary Operators
5.4 Overloading Combinatorial
Operators
5.5 Mixed Arithmetic of User-Defined
Types
5.6 Type Conversion of User-Defined
Types
5.7 Examples of Operator
Overloading
5.7.1 A Complex Number Class
5.7.2 A String Class
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 6 Inheritance
6.1 Class Hierarchies
6.2 Derived Classes
6.2.1 Declaration of Derived Classes
6.2.2 Structure of Derived Classes
6.3 Constructors and
Destructors of Derived Classes
6.3.1
Constructors of Derived Classes
6.3.2
Destructors of Derived Classes
6.3.3
Order of Calling Class Objects
6.3.4
Inheritance and Composition
6.4 Member Functions of Derived
Classes
6.5 Access Control
6.5.1
Access Control in A Class
6.5.2
Access to Base Classes
6.6 Multiple Inheritance
6.6.1
Declaration of Multiple Inheritance
6.6.2
Constructors of Multiple Inheritance
6.7 Virtual Inheritance
6.7.1
Multiple Inheritance Ambiguities
6.7.2
Trying to Solve Inheritance Ambiguities
6.7.3
Virtual Base Classes
6.7.4
Constructing Objects of Multiple Inheritance
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 7 Polymorphism and Virtual Functions
7.1 Polymorphism
7.1.1 Concept of Polymorphism
7.1.2 Binding
7.2 Virtual Functions
7.2.1 Definition of Vitual Functions
7.2.2 Extensibility
7.2.3 Principle of Virtual Functions
7.2.4 Virtual Destructors
7.2.5 Function Overloading and Function Overriding
7.3 Abstract Base
Classes
Word Tips
Exercises
Chapter 8 Templates
8.1 Templates Mechanism
8.2 Function Templates and
Template Functions
8.2.1 Why We Use Function Templates？
8.2.2 Definition of Function Templates
8.2.3 Function Template Instantiation
8.2.4 Function Template with Different Parameter Types
8.2.5 Function Template Overloading
8.3 Class Templates and Template
Classes
8.3.1 Definition of Class Templates
8.3.2 Class Template Instantiation
8.4 Non-Type Parameters for
Templates
8.5 Derivation and Class
Templates
Word Tips
Exercises
References
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