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C++ for dummies® / by Stephen R. Davis.

By: Davis, Stephen R, 1956- [author.]Material type: TextTextSeries: --For dummies: Publisher: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, [2014]Edition: Seventh editionDescription: xiv, 450 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781118823774; 111882377XOther title: C plus plusSubject(s): C++ (Computer program language) | C++ (Computer program language)DDC classification: 005.133 LOC classification: QA76.73.C153 | D36 2014Online resources: Cheat sheets, including checklists, charts, etc.: | Contributor biographical information | Publisher description | Table of contents only
Contents:
Getting started with C++ programming. Writing your first C++ program ; declaring variables constantly ; performing mathematical operations ; performing logical operations ; controlling program flow -- Becoming a functional C++ programmer. Creating functions ; Storing sequences in arrays ; Taking a first look at C++ pointers ; Taking a second look at C++ pointers ; The C++ preprocessor -- Introduction to classes. Examining object-oriented programming ; Adding class to C++ ; Point and stare at objects ; Protecting members : do not disturb ; "Why do you build me up, just to tear me down, baby?" ; Making constructive arguments ; The copy/move constructor ; Static members : can fabric softener help? -- Inheritance. Inheriting a class ; Examining virtual member functions : are they for real? ; Factoring classes -- Security. A new assignment operator, should you decide to accept it ; Using stream I/O ; Handling errors : exceptions ; Inheriting multiple inheritance ; Tempting C++ templates ; Standardizing on the standard template library ; Writing hacker-proof code -- The part of tens. Ten ways to avoid adding bugs to your program ; Ten ways to protect your programs from hackers.
Summary: Learn to: Program in C++ from the ground up. Write your first program in C++, work with master classes and inheritance, sail through streaming I/O.
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Previous edition: 2009.

Includes index.

Getting started with C++ programming. Writing your first C++ program ; declaring variables constantly ; performing mathematical operations ; performing logical operations ; controlling program flow -- Becoming a functional C++ programmer. Creating functions ; Storing sequences in arrays ; Taking a first look at C++ pointers ; Taking a second look at C++ pointers ; The C++ preprocessor -- Introduction to classes. Examining object-oriented programming ; Adding class to C++ ; Point and stare at objects ; Protecting members : do not disturb ; "Why do you build me up, just to tear me down, baby?" ; Making constructive arguments ; The copy/move constructor ; Static members : can fabric softener help? -- Inheritance. Inheriting a class ; Examining virtual member functions : are they for real? ; Factoring classes -- Security. A new assignment operator, should you decide to accept it ; Using stream I/O ; Handling errors : exceptions ; Inheriting multiple inheritance ; Tempting C++ templates ; Standardizing on the standard template library ; Writing hacker-proof code -- The part of tens. Ten ways to avoid adding bugs to your program ; Ten ways to protect your programs from hackers.

Learn to: Program in C++ from the ground up. Write your first program in C++, work with master classes and inheritance, sail through streaming I/O.

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