Schaum's Outline of Programming with C++

Name: Schaum's Outline of Programming with C++
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Published on 22. April 1996

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Intro
Contents
Chapter 1 Elementary C++ Programming
1.1 GETTING STARTED
1.2 SOME SIMPLE PROGRAMS
1.3 THE OUTPUT OPERATOR
1.4 CHARACTERS AND LITERALS
1.5 VARIABLES AND THEIR DECLARATIONS
1.6 PROGRAM TOKENS
1.7 INITIALIZING VARIABLES
1.8 OBJECTS, VARIABLES, AND CONSTANTS
1.9 THE INPUT OPERATOR
Chapter 2 Fundamental Types
2.1 NUMERIC DATA TYPES
2.2 THE BOOLEAN TYPE
2.3 ENUMERATION TYPES
2.4 CHARACTER TYPES
2.5 INTEGER TYPES
2.6 ARITHMETIC OPERATORS
2.7 THE INCREMENT AND DECREMENT OPERATORS
2.8 COMPOSITE ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS
2.9 FLOATING-POINT TYPES
2.10 TYPE CONVERSIONS
2.11 NUMERIC OVERFLOW
2.12 ROUND-OFF ERROR
2.13 THE E-FORMAT FOR FLOATING-POINT VALUES
2.14 SCOPE
Chapter 3 Selection
3.1 THE if STATEMENT
3.2 THE if..else STATEMENT
3.3 KEYWORDS
3.4 COMPARISON OPERATORS
3.5 STATEMENT BLOCKS
3.6 COMPOUND CONDITIONS
3.7 SHORT-CIRCUITING
3.8 BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
3.9 NESTED SELECTION STATEMENTS
3.10 THE else if CONSTRUCT
3.11 THE switch STATEMENT
3.12 THE CONDITIONAL EXPRESSION OPERATOR
Chapter 4 Iteration
4.1 THE while STATEMENT
4.2 TERMINATING A LOOP
4.3 THE do..while STATEMENT
4.4 THE for STATEMENT
4.5 THE break STATEMENT
4.6 THE continue STATEMENT
4.7 THE goto STATEMENT
4.8 GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
Chapter 5 Functions
5.1 INTRODUCTION
5.2 STANDARD C++ LIBRARY FUNCTIONS
5.3 USER-DEFINED FUNCTIONS
5.4 TEST DRIVERS
5.5 FUNCTION DECLARATIONS AND DEFINITIONS
5.6 LOCAL VARIABLES AND FUNCTIONS
5.7 void FUNCTIONS
5.8 BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
5.9 I/O FUNCTIONS
5.10 PASSING BY REFERENCE
5.11 PASSING BY CONSTANT REFERENCE
5.12 INLINE FUNCTIONS
5.13 SCOPE
5.14 OVERLOADING
5.15 THE main() FUNCTION
5.16 DEFAULT ARGUMENTS
Chapter 6 Arrays
6.1 INTRODUCTION
6.2 PROCESSING ARRAYS
6.3 INITIALIZING AN ARRAY
6.4 ARRAY INDEX OUT OF BOUNDS
6.5 PASSING AN ARRAY TO A FUNCTION
6.6 THE LINEAR SEARCH ALGORITHM
6.7 THE BUBBLE SORT ALGORITHM
6.8 THE BINARY SEARCH ALGORITHM
6.9 USING ARRAYS WITH ENUMERATION TYPES
6.10 TYPE DEFINITIONS
6.11 MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
Chapter 7 Pointers and References
7.1 THE REFERENCE OPERATOR
7.2 REFERENCES
7.3 POINTERS
7.4 THE DEREFERENCE OPERATOR
7.5 DERIVED TYPES
7.6 OBJECTS AND LVALUES
7.7 RETURNING A REFERENCE
7.8 ARRAYS AND POINTERS
7.9 DYNAMIC ARRAYS
7.10 USING const WITH POINTERS
7.11 ARRAYS OF POINTERS AND POINTERS TO ARRAYS
7.12 POINTERS TO POINTERS
7.13 POINTERS TO FUNCTIONS
7.14 NUL, NULL, AND void
Chapter 8 C-Strings
8.1 INTRODUCTION
8.2 REVIEW OF POINTERS
8.3 C-STRINGS
8.4 STRING I/O
8.5 SOME cin MEMBER FUNCTIONS
8.6 STANDARD C CHARACTER FUNCTIONS
8.7 ARRAYS OF STRINGS
8.8 STANDARD C STRING FUNCTIONS
Chapter 9 Standard C++ Strings
9.1 INTRODUCTION
9.2 FORMATTED INPUT
9.3 UNFORMATTED INPUT
9.4 THE STANDARD C++ string TYPE
9.5 FILES
9.6 STRING STREAMS
Chapter 10 Classes
10.1 INTRODUCTION
10.2 CLASS DECLARATIONS
10.3 CONSTRUCTORS
10.4 CONSTRUCTOR INITIALIZATION LISTS
10.5 ACCESS FUNCTIONS
10.6 PRIVATE MEMBER FUNCTIONS
10.7 THE COPY CONSTRUCTOR
10.8 THE CLASS DESTRUCTOR
10.9 CONSTANT OBJECTS
10.10 STRUCTURES
10.11 POINTERS TO OBJECTS
10.12 STATIC DATA MEMBERS
10.13 static FUNCTION MEMBERS
Chapter 11 Overloading Operators
11.1 INTRODUCTION
11.2 OVERLOADING THE ASSIGNMENT OPERATOR
11.3 THE this POINTER
11.4 OVERLOADING ARITHMETIC OPERATORS
11.5 OVERLOADING THE ARITHMETIC ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS
11.6 OVERLOADING THE RELATIONAL OPERATORS
11.7 OVERLOADING THE STREAM OPERATORS
11.8 CONVERSION OPERATORS
11.9 OVERLOADING THE INCREMENT AND DECREMENT OPERATORS
11.10 OVERLOADING THE SUBSCRIPT OPERATOR
Chapter 12 Composition and Inheritance
12.1 INTRODUCTION
12.2 COMPOSITION
12.3 INHERITANCE
12.4 protected CLASS MEMBERS
12.5 OVERRIDING AND DOMINATING INHERITED MEMBERS
12.6 private ACCESS VERSUS protected ACCESS
12.7 virtual FUNCTIONS AND POLYMORPHISM
12.8 VIRTUAL DESTRUCTORS
12.9 ABSTRACT BASE CLASSES
12.10 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
Chapter 13 Templates and Iterators
13.1 INTRODUCTION
13.2 FUNCTION TEMPLATES
13.3 CLASS TEMPLATES
13.4 CONTAINER CLASSES
13.5 SUBCLASS TEMPLATES
13.6 PASSING TEMPLATE CLASSES TO TEMPLATE PARAMETERS
13.7 A CLASS TEMPLATE FOR LINKED LISTS
13.8 ITERATOR CLASSES
Chapter 14 Standard C++ Vectors
14.1 INTRODUCTION
14.2 ITERATORS ON VECTORS
14.3 ASSIGNING VECTORS
14.4 THE erase() and insert() FUNCTIONS
14.5 THE find() FUNCTION
14.6 THE C++ STANDARD vector CLASS TEMPLATE
14.7 RANGE CHECKING
Chapter 15 Container Classes
15.1 ANSI/ISO STANDARD C++
15.2 THE STANDARD TEMPLATE LIBRARY
15.3 STANDARD C++ CONTAINER CLASS TEMPLATES
15.4 STANDARD C++ GENERIC ALGORITHMS
15.5 HEADER FILES
Appendix A Character Codes
A.1 The ASCII Code
A.2 Unicode
Appendix B Standard C++ Keywords
Appendix C Standard C++ Operators
Appendix D Standard C++ Container Classes
D.1 THE vector CLASS TEMPLATE
D.2 THE deque CLASS TEMPLATE
D.3 THE stack CLASS TEMPLATE
D.4 THE queue CLASS TEMPLATE
D.5 THE priority_queue CLASS TEMPLATE
D.6 THE list CLASS TEMPLATE
D.7 THE map CLASS TEMPLATE
D.8 THE set CLASS TEMPLATE
Appendix E Standard C++ Generic Algorithms
Appendix F The Standard C Library
Appendix G Hexadecimal Numbers
Appendix H References
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