C++17 by Example · Practical Projects to Get You Up and Running With C++17 by Björnander, Stefan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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C++17 By Example

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Getting Started with C++

Rolling the dice Understanding classes – the Car class

Extending the Car class

A class hierarchy – the Person, Student, and Employee classes A simple data type – the stack A more advanced data type – the queue Summary

Data Structures and Algorithms

The List class

The Cell class The Iterator class The List class Adding a list to an existing list Erasing a value from the list

The Set class

Union, intersection, and difference operations

Basic searching and sorting

The select sort algorithm The insert sort algorithm The bubble sort algorithm

The extended List class

The ReverseIterator class

The extended Set class

Union, intersection, and difference

Advanced searching and sorting

The merge sort algorithm The quick sort algorithm

Summary

Building a Library Management System

The Book class

Writing the book Reading the book Borrowing and reserving the book Displaying the book

The Customer class

Reading the customer from a file Writing the customer to a file Borrowing and reserving a book Displaying the customer

The Library class

Looking up books and customers Adding a book Deleting a book Listing the books Adding a customer Deleting a customer Listing the customers Borrowing a book Reserving a book Returning a Book Saving the library information to a file Loading the library information from a file

The main function Summary

Library Management System with Pointers

The Book class

Reading and writing the book Borrowing and reserving the book Displaying the book

The Customer class

Reading and writing the customer Borrowing and reserving a book Displaying the customer

The Library class

Looking up books and customers Adding a book Deleting a book Listing the books Adding a customer Deleting a customer Listing the customers Borrowing a book Reserving a book Returning a book Looking up books and customers Marshmallowing Saving the library information to a file

Writing the book objects Writing the customer objects Writing the borrower index Writing the reservation indexes Writing the loan book indexes Writing the reservation book indexes

Loading the library information from a file

Reading the book objects Reading the customer objects Reading the borrower index Reading the reservation indexes Reading the loan book indexes Reading the reservation book indexes

Deallocating memory The main function

Summary

Qt Graphical Applications

Creating the clock application

Setting up the environment The Clock class The main function

Setting up reusable classes for windows and widgets

Adding a listener The base window class The base widget class

Building the drawing program

The Figure base class The Line sub class The Rectangle sub class The Ellipse sub class Drawing the window Drawing the widget The main function

Building an editor

The Caret class Drawing the editor window Drawing the editor widget The main function

Summary

Enhancing the Qt Graphical Applications

Improving the clock

The Clock class The main function

Improving the drawing program

The Figure class The Line class The Rectangle class The Ellipse class The DrawingWindow class The DrawingWidget class The main function

Improving the editor

The EditorWindow class The EditorWidget class The main function

Summary

The Games

Othello

The game widget

The OthelloWindow class The OthelloWidget class The main function

Noughts and crosses

The NaCWindow class

The NaCWidget class The main function

Summary

The Computer Plays

Othello

The OthelloWindow class

The OthelloWidget Class The main function

Noughts and Crosses

The NaCWindow class

The NaCWidget class The main function

Summary

Domain-Specific Language

Introducing the source language – a simple example

The grammar of the source language The target language The colors Error handling The value

The scanner Building the parser

Parsing the instructions of the language Parsing the expressions of the language Type checking the expression Evaluating the values of the expressions

The viewer The main function Summary

Advanced Domain-Specific Language

Improving the source language – an example Improving the grammar The Token and the Scanner The parser The evaluator The main function Summary

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