C++ Programming Tutorial Online

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

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• Use containment and private inheritance
• Declare friend functions and friend classes
• Use streams to manage input and output and to write to and read from files
• Make code easier to read and debug using preprocessor directives
• Explain the principles of object-oriented analysis and design
• Create class and function templates
• Create throw and catch exceptions
• Use standard library functions and classes
• Manipulate individual bits

• Advanced Inheritance
  • Explains what containment is and how to model it. Explains what delegation is and how to model it. Shows how to implement one class in terms of another. Demonstrates how to use private inheritance.

• Streams
  • Discusses what streams are and how they are used. Illustrates how to manage input and output using streams. Shows how to write to and read from files using streams.

• The Preprocessor
  • Describes what conditional compilation is and how to manage it. Demonstrates how to write macros using the preprocessor. Shows how to use the preprocessor in finding bugs.

• Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  • Examines how to analyze problems and design programs from an object-oriented perspective. Explores how to design for reusability and extensibility.

• Templates
  • Explains what templates are and how to use them. Tells why templates supply a better alternative to macros. Shows how to create class templates and function templates.

• Exceptions and Error Handling
  • Covers how exceptions are used and what issues they raise. Illustrates how to build exception hierarchies. Explains how exceptions fit into an overall error-handling approach. Describes what a debugger is.

• What's Next
  • Discusses the standard libraries. Demonstrates how to manipulate individual bits and use them as flags. Suggests what the next steps are in learning to use C++ effectively.

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

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