C++ Tutorial Online Course

This c++ tutorial is for the beginning programmer or for the experienced programmer who wants to learn C++.

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• Create and use pointers and references
• Overload member functions and overload operators
• Declare and use arrays
• Reuse and extend existing types through inheritance
• Declare multiple inheritance and declare classes for virtual inheritance
• Create abstract data types and implement pure virtual functions
• Use static member variables and static member functions

• Pointers
  • Shows how to declare and use pointers. Explains what the free store is and how to manipulate memory.

• References
  • Examines how references differ from pointers. Shows how to create references and use them. Identifies the limitations of references. Demonstrates how to pass values and objects into and out of functions by reference.

• Advanced Functions
  • Covers how to overload member functions and overload operators. Demonstrates how to write functions to support classes with dynamically allocated variables.

• Arrays
  • Discusses what arrays are and how to declare them. Explains what strings are and how to use character arrays to make them. Examines the relationship between arrays and pointers. Illustrates how to use pointer arithmetic with arrays.

• Inheritance
  • Explains what inheritance is. Shows how to derive one class from another. Tells what protected access is and how to use it. Discusses what virtual functions are.

• Polymorphism
  • Examines what multiple inheritance is and how to use it. Discusses virtual inheritance. Explains what abstract data types are. Covers what pure virtual functions are.

• Special Classes and Functions
  • Shows how to use static member variables and static member functions. Illustrates how to create and manipulate pointers to functions and pointers to member functions. Demonstrates how to work with arrays of pointers to functions.

• Reference
  • Provides reference tables for operator precedence C++ keywords and binary and hexadecimal. Lists example programs.

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