Object-Oriented Programming in C++


1  Object-Oriented Programming

     1.1  Object-Oriented and Procedural Programming

     1.2  Classes and Abstract Data Types

     1.3  The Client/Server Model and Message Passing

     1.4  Inheritance and Polymorphism

     1.5  Interfaces and Components


2  From C to C++

     2.1  Namespaces

     2.2  Introduction to C++ Input/Output

     2.3  Files

     2.4  C++ Features

     2.5  The Type string

     2.6  Functions

     2.7  The new and delete Operators

     2.8  Exception Handling

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises


3  Classes

     3.1  Classes and Objects

     3.2  Sample Application: A Stack Class

     3.3  Efficiency and Robustness Issues for Classes and Objects

     3.4  Sample Application: A Time Stamp Class

     3.5  Constructors and the Destructor

     3.6  Sample Application: A Task Class

     3.7  Class Data Members and Methods

     3.8  Pointers to Objects

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises



4  Inheritance

     4.1  Introduction

     4.2  Basic Concepts and Syntax

     4.3  Sample Application: Tracking Films

     4.4  protected Members

     4.5  Constructors and Destructors Under Inheritance

     4.6  Sample Application: A Sequence Hierarchy

     4.7  Multiple Inheritance

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises


5  Polymorphism

     5.1  Run-Time versus Compile-Time Binding in C++

     5.2  Sample Application: Tracking Films Revisited

     5.3  Name Overloading, Name Overriding, and Name Hiding

     5.4  Abstract Base Classes

     5.5  Run-Time Type Identification

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises


6  Operating Overloading

     6.1  Basic Operator Overloading

     6.2  Sample Application: A Complex Number Class

     6.3  Operator Overloading Using Top-Level Functions

     6.4  friend Functions

     6.5  Overloading the Input and Output Operators

     6.6  Overloading the Assignment Operator

     6.7  Overloading Some Special Operators

     6.8  Sample Application: An Associative Array

     6.9  Memory Management Operators

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises


7  Templates and the Standard Template Library

     7.1  Template Basics

     7.2  Sample Application: A Template Stack Class

     7.3  The Standard Template Library

     7.4  Sample Application: Stock Performance Reports

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises



8  The C++ Input/Output Class Hierarchy

     8.1  Overview

     8.2  The Classes ios_base and basic_ios

     8.3  The High-Level Input/Output Classes

     8.4  Manipulators

     8.5  The File Input/Output Classes

     8.6  Sample Application: A Random Access Class File

     8.7  The Character Stream Input/Output Classes

     8.8  Sample Application: A High-Level Copy Function

     8.9  The Buffer Classes

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises


9  Object-Oriented Programming in the Microsoft Foundation Classes

     9.1  Basic Operator Overloading

     9.2  Sample Application: A Complex Number Class

     9.3  Operator Overloading Using Top-Level Functions

     9.4  friend Functions

     9.5  Overloading the Input and Output Operators

     9.6  Overloading Some Special Operators

     9.7  Sample Application: An Associative Array

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises



9  Storage

     9.1  Compile-Time and Run-Time Storage

     9.2  Storage Classes for Variables

     9.3  Pointers and Dynamic Storage

     9.4  Sample Application: Sorting and Searching

     9.5  Classes with Pointers as Data Members

          C++ Postscript

          Common Programming Errors

          Programming Exercises

Appendix

     A    ASCII Table

     B    Selected C++ Functions and Methods

Hints and Solutions to Odd-Numbered Exercises

Index