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This book is aimed at programmers who wish to learn the object oriented language C++. A knowledge of C, the ancestral language of C++, is not a requirement, as the book assumes no previous knowledge of this language. The first two chapters concentrate on the basic constructs in the C++ language. The book then moves on to discuss the object oriented features of the language, using numerous examples to illustrate the ideas of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. In illustrating these ideas, the discussion is initially restricted to the high level features of the language. Templates are introduces at an early stage to encourage users to write re-usable classes. Once these more fundamental points have been explained, the book then looks at the low level features of the language, in particular address arithmetic. The introduction of address arithmetic and pointers is deliberately deferred until the later chapters of the book, in order to encourage users of the language only to employ these features using the class mechanism. Various classes using pointers have been included to illustrate the use of these features to build constructs that can easily and safely be used by a progr

Who reads Object-Oriented Software in C++?

Author

Michael A. Smith (auth.)

Publisher

Springer US Imprint : Springer

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780412553806

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Engineering, Computer Science, Science