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Index
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Fundamentals of C++
The Fundamental Characteristics of C++
Object-Oriented Programming
Translating and Creating a C++ Program
Chapter 2: The Basic Data Types, Constants, and Variables Used in C++
The Fundamental Data Types
The Fundamental Constants
The Fundamental Variables
Constant and Volatile Objects
Chapter 3: Functions and Classes in C++
Declaring Functions
Function Calls
Functions Without Return Values or Arguments
Header Files
Using Classes in C++
Chapter 4: Operators For Fundamental Types
Binary Arithmetic Operators
Unary Arithmetic Operators
Assignments
Relational Operators
Logical Operators
Chapter 5: Controlling the Flow of a Program
The ‘While’ Statement
The ‘For’ Statement
The ‘do-while’ Statement
Selections of ‘If-Else’ Statements
Else-If Chains
The Conditional Operators
The ‘Switch’ Statements
Chapter 6: Arithmetic Data Type Conversions
Implicit Type Conversions
Performing Some of the Usual Arithmetic Type Conversions
Implicit Type Conversions with Assignment Operators
Some Other Type Conversions
Chapter 7: The Use of References and Pointers in C++
Defining References
References as Parameters
References as Return Values
Expressions with Reference Types
Defining Pointers
The Indirection Operator
Pointers as Parameters
Chapter 8: The Basics of File Input and File Output in C++
The Basic Concept of Files
File Stream Classes
Creating Files through a C++ Program
Modes when Opening Files
Closing Files
Read and Write Operation on Blocks
Conclusion
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