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An Introduction to C++

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An Introduction to C++

An Introduction to C++

The aim of the notes is to provide an introduction to the C++ programming language. Topics covered includes: Programming Languages and Object Oriented Programming, Introduction to Operating Systems, Operating Systems, Introduction to Problem Solving, Introduction to C++, Arithmetic and Expressions in C++, Strings and other Data Types, Arrays, Vectors and Valarrays in C++, Control Structures, Pointers, Functions, Classes – User Defined Data Types, Operator and Function Overloading, Virtual Functions and Abstract Data Types, Files and i/o – streams, Errors and Exception Handling, The Standard Template Library, Mixed Language Programming, Using a class library.

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