C++ Programming (With CD)

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This is the seventh edition of the successful Teach Yourself C++ . This classic programmer's book teaches how to learn basic C++ programming with easy-to-understand writing and numerous code examples that are integrated with the compiler that is provided on the CD-ROM. Al's expert instruction allows the reader to advance at his/her own pace and carefully builds on lessons previously learned. This book concentrates on core standard contemporary language features rather than obscure legacy features inherited from its predecessors. The book uses platform-independent examples so that the reader does not need Windows, Linux, or any other specific platform to compile and run the example programs or to experiment with lessons learned. Key Features Concentrates on core standard contemporary language features rather than obscure legacy features inherited from its predecessors. Uses platform-independent examples so that the reader does not need Windows, Linux, or any other specific platform to compile and run the example programs. Latest edition returns to the traditional tutorial writing style of the first five editions in contrast to the visual layout of the previous edition. The CD ROM includes a complete IDE and C++ C++ compiler suite with which the reader can compile, run and experiment with the example programs. About The Author Al Stevens is a highly-respected author and instructor who has been writing the C Programming column for Dr. Dobb's Journal since 1988. His skill in teaching complex programming languages is legendary, and previous editions of Wiley's Teach Yourself C++ have sold more than 100,000 copies. Table Of Contents Preface Acknowledgments Part I: The C++ Language           o Chapter 1: An Introduction to Programming in C++           o Chapter 2: Writing Simple C++ Programs           o Chapter 3: Functions           o Chapter 4: Program Flow Control           o Chapter 5: C++ Data Type Organization           o Chapter 6: Structures and Unions           o Chapter 7: More about C++ Data           o Chapter 8: Pointers, Addresses, and Dynamic Memory Allocation           o Chapter 9: Reference Variables           o Chapter 10: Recursion           o Chapter 11: The Preprocessor           o Chapter 12: Function Templates           o Chapter 13: Program Organization Part II: Working with Classes           o Chapter 14: C++ Classes           o Chapter 15: Constructors and Destructors           o Chapter 16: Conversion           o Chapter 17: Arrays of Class Objects           o Chapter 18: Class Members           o Chapter 19: Friends           o Chapter 20: Classes and the Heap           o Chapter 21: Overloading Operators           o Chapter 22: Class Libraries           o Chapter 23: Class Inheritance           o Chapter 24: Multiple Inheritance           o Chapter 25: Class Templates Part III: The Standard C++ Library           o Chapter 26: Standard C Library Functions           o Chapter 27: Introduction to the Standard C++ Library           o Chapter 28: Formatting IOStreams and the stringstream Classes           o Chapter 29: File I/O Streams Part IV: The Standard Template Library           o Chapter 30: Introduction to STL           o Chapter 31: STL Sequence Containers           o Chapter 32: Associative Containers          o Chapter 33: Generic Algorithms           o Chapter 34: Iterators Part V: Advanced Topics           o Chapter 35: Exception Handling           o Chapter 36: Namespaces           o Chapter 37: C++ Typecasts           o Chapter 38: Runtime Type Information (RTTI)           o Chapter 39: Locales           o Chapter 40: Object-Oriented Programming           o Appendix A: Library Listings           o Appendix B: What’s on the CD-ROM?           o Appendix C: Quincy 2002 User’s Guide           o Appendix D: C++ Reference Tables           o Appendix E: Bibliography           o Glossary           o Index