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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.02.2019

Abbildungen

94 b/w Illustrationen, 21 b/w tblättern

Herausgeber

Li Zheng

Verlag

De Gruyter

Seitenzahl

486

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24/17/2,8 cm

Gewicht

847 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-11-046943-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.02.2019

Abbildungen

94 b/w Illustrationen, 21 b/w tblättern

Herausgeber

Li Zheng

Verlag

De Gruyter

Seitenzahl

486

Maße (L/B/H)

24/17/2,8 cm

Gewicht

847 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-11-046943-1

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Walter de Gruyter
Genthiner Straße 13
10785 Berlin
DE

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  • Produktbild: C++ Programming
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  • Chapter 1 Introduction
    1. 1 The Development of Computer Programming Language
    1.2 Object-oriented Method
    1.3 Object-oriented Software Development
    1.4 Representation and Storage of Information
    1.5 The Development Process of Programs
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 2 Elementary C++ Programming
    2.1 An Overview of C++ Language
    2.2 Basic Data Types and Expressions
    2.3 Data Input and Output
    2.4 The Fundamental Control Structures of Algorithms
    2.5 User-Defined Data Type
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 3 Functions
    3.1 Definition and Use of Function
    3.2 Inline Functions
    3.3 Default Formal Parameters in Functions
    3.4 Function Overloading
    3.5 Using C++ System Functions
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 4 Class and Object
    4.1 Basic Features of Object-Oriented Design
    4.2 Class and Object
    4.3 Constructor and Destructor
    4.4 Combination of Classes
    4.5 UML
    4.6 Example - Personnel Information Management Programme
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 5 Data Sharing and Protecting
    5.1 Scope and Visibility of Identifiers
    5.2 Lifetime of Object
    5.3 Static Members of Class
    5.4 Friend of Class
    5.4 Protection of Shared Data
    5.6 Multi-file Structure and Compilation Preprocessing Directives
    5.7 Example - Personnel Information Management Programme
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 6 Arrays, Pointers and Strings
    6.1 Arrays
    6.2 Pointers
    6.3 Dynamic memory Allocation
    6.4 Deep Copy and Shallow Copy
    6.5 Strings
    6.6 Example - Personnel Information Management Programme
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 7 Inheritance and Derivation
    7.1 Inheritance and Derivation of Class
    7.2 Access Control
    7.3 Type Compatible Rule
    7.4 Constructor and Destructor of Derived Class
    7.5 Identification and Access of Derived-Class Member
    7.6 Example - Solving Linear equation by Gaussian Elimination Method
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 8 Polymorphism
    8.1 An Overview of Polymorphism
    8.2 Operator Overload
    8.3 Virtual Function
    8.4 Abstract Class
    8.5 Example - Variable Stepwise Trapezoid Method to Calculate Functional Definite Integral
    8.6 Example - Improvement to Staff Information Management System in a Small Cooperation
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 9 Collections and Their Organization
    9.1 Function Template and Class Template
    9.2 Linear Collection
    9.3 Organizing Data in Linear Collection
    9.4 Application - Improving the HR Management Programme in a Small Cooperation
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 10 Generic Programming and STL
    10.1 Generic Programming
    10.2 Containers in STL
    10.3 Iterators
    10.4 Algorithms in STL
    10.5 Function Objects
    10.6 Application - Improving the HR Management Programme in a Small Cooperation
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 11 The I/O Stream Library and Input/Output
    11.1 the Concept of I/O Stream and the Structure of Stream Library
    11.2 Output Stream
    11.3 Input Stream
    11.4 Input/Output Stream
    11.5 Example - Improving Employee Information Management System
    Summary
    Exercises
    Chapter 12 Exception Handling
    12.1 Basic Concept of Exception Handling
    12.2 Implementation of Exception Handling in C++
    12.3 Destruction and Construction in Exception Handling
    12.4 Exception Handling of Standard Library
    12.5 Example - Improvement to Personal Information Administration Programme in a Small Cooperation
    Summary
    Exercises