This lecture
note includes: Memory,CPU, Files, Shell and Basic C++, Expressions, Variable scopes,
Functions, Arrays and pointers, dynamic allocation, War with the bugs, Cost of algorithm, sorting, Creating new
types, Object-Oriented programming, More details about class definitions, More about methods,
Inheritance, Virtual methods, Boxes and arrows, Design patterns : sets and iterators, Strings
and more iterators, Templates, Tree structures, Summary of everything.
This note covers the following topics:
Writing a Basic C++ Program, Understanding Errors, Comments, Keywords,
Identifiers, Variables, Control Structures, Functions in C++, Classes and
Objects, Arrays, Inheritance, Pointers and Working with Files.
Michael Ogg, developed some beautiful
lecture notes on C++. They are in the Kernighan and Ritchie style -
comprehensive, concise, and a pleasure to read.
This document is
intended for knowledgeable users of C who would like to know more about, or make
the transition to, C++. This book covers the following topics related to C++:
advantages and claims, Differences between C and C++, A First Impression Of C++,
Namespaces, The `string' Data Type, The IO-stream Library, Classes, Static Data
And Functions, Classes And Memory Allocation, Exceptions, Operator Overloading,
Abstract Containers, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Friends, Classes Having Pointers
To Members, Nested Classes, The Standard Template Library, The STL Generic
Algorithms, Multi Threading and Class Templates.