C++: Advanced Guide to Learn C++ Programming Effectively by Smith, Benjamin -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction Chapter One: Using Pointers in C++

Introduction to Pointers How to Use Pointers in C++ Types of Pointers

Chapter Two: References in C++

Difference Between References and Pointers How to Create References

Chapter Three: Introduction to Data Structures in C++

The Struct Statement How to Access Members Using Structures as Arguments Using Pointers Typedef Keyword

Chapter Four: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Definition of Classes Defining Class Objects How to Access the Class Members Classes and Objects

Chapter Five: Differences Between Classes and Structures Chapter Six: Encapsulation in C++

Example

Chapter Seven: Understanding Inheritance

Introduction to Base and Derived Classes Inheritance and Access Inheritance Types Multiple Inheritance

Chapter Eight: Overloading in C++

Introduction to Function Overloading Introduction to Operator Overloading

Chapter Nine: Polymorphism in C++

Understanding Virtual Functions

Chapter Ten: Abstraction in C++

Benefits How to Enforce Abstraction Example Why Use Abstraction?

Chapter Eleven: Abstract Classes or Interfaces

Example

Chapter Twelve: Constructors in C++

Constructor Types

Chapter Thirteen: Copy Constructors in C++

Definition When Do You Call a Copy Constructor? When Should You Define a Copy Constructor? Assignment Operators Versus Copy Constructors Example Where You Use Copy Constructors What Happens When You Remove a Copy Constructor From the Code?

Chapter Fourteen: Destructors in C++

Properties When Do You Call a Destructor? Difference Between Destructors and Member Functions

Chapter Fifteen: Virtual Destructors in C++

Pure Virtual Destructors

Chapter Sixteen: Introduction to Private Destructors Chapter Seventeen: Exception Handling in C++

Importance of Exception Handling Exception Handling Examples

Chapter Eighteen: Stack Unwinding Chapter Nineteen: Identifying Exceptions in Base and Derived Classes

Chapter Twenty: Object Destruction and Error Handling

Linear Search Binary Search Jump Search

Chapter Twenty-Two: Sorting Algorithms

Bubble Sort Selection Sort Insertion Sort Quicksort

Chapter Twenty-Three: Tips to Optimize Code in C++

Using the Appropriate Algorithm to Optimize Code Optimizing Code Using Input and Output Operators Optimizing the Use of Operators Optimization of Conditional Statements Dealing with Functions Optimizing Loops Optimizing Data Structures Sequential or Binary Search? Optimizing the Use of Arrays

Chapter Twenty-Four: Debugging and Testing

Definition Conditions for Debugging Debugging Requirements Debugging Principles Functionalities to Use Techniques for Debugging How to Correct the Errors In Your Code

Conclusion References