C++ is a newer language, based on
C, that adds many more modern programming language features that make it easier
to program than C. Topics covered includes: Basics of C++, Structure of a
program, Variables. Data Types, Constants, Operators, Basic Input/Output,
Control Structures: Functions, Compound Data Types, Arrays, Character Sequences,
Pointers, Dynamic Memory, Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Classes,
Friendship and inheritance, Polymorphism, Advanced Concepts: Templates,
Namespaces, Exceptions, Type Casting, Preprocessor directives, C++ Standard
Library and Input/Output with files.
This note covers introduction, Data representation,
Algorithms and Pseudocodes, Getting started in C++, Loops, Early abstraction
functions, More variable types, Data abstraction, More data abstraction, arrays,
structures, Miscellaneous topics, A potpourri of applications, Programming in
MATLAB, Graphics, Programming Style Guide for C++, Syntax reference for
beginning C++, Syntax reference for more advanced C++ and syntax reference for
MATLAB.
Author(s): Alex F Bielajew,
The University of Michigan
This note covers
the following topics: Steps to create and compile a simple C++ program,
Variables and basic data types, Library Types, Arrays and Pointers,
Classes as data structures, Expressions and statements,
Functions,Classes.
This document constitutes a detailed set of lecture slides on the C++
programming language and is current with the C++14 standard.
Many aspects of the C++ language are covered from introductory to more
advanced.
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.