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C++ Programming



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  1. Foreword 100% developed  as of 25 March 2007
  2. Authors 100% developed  as of 25 March 2007

Getting Started [ edit ] [ print chapter ]

  1. Introducing C++ 100% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006
  2. Programming languages 100% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006
    1. Programming paradigms 75% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006 - the versatility of C++ as a multi-paradigm language, concepts of Object-Oriented Programming.
  3. Comparisons 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 - to other languages, relation to other computer science constructs and idioms.
    1. with C 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    2. with Java 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    3. with C# 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    4. with Managed C++ (C++/CLI) 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    5. with D 25% developed

Fundamentals [ edit ] [ print chapter ]

  1. Code 75% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006
    1. File organization 25% developed  as of Jan 14, 2008
    2. Statements 75% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006
    3. Coding style conventions 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    4. Documentation 75% developed  as of Dec 11, 2006
  2. Internal storage of data types 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  3. Variables 100% developed  as of Oct 14, 2005- An introduction with source examples.
  4. Scope 75% developed- with source examples.
    1. Namespace 100% developed
  5. Compiler 75%.png- Introduction and installation, including a list of recognized keywords and directives.
    1. Preprocessor 100%.png - includes the standard headers.
    2. Linker 25%.png
  6. Operators 75% developed- with a brief mention of operator overloading.
    1. Logical 75% developed
    2. Conditional 75% developed
  7. Type casting 75% developed- Including Automatic, explicit and advanced type casts.
  8. Flow of control 75% developed- Conditionals, loops and goto.
  9. Functions 50% developed - An introduction including argument passing, returning values, recursive functions, pointers to functions and function overloading.
    1. Standard C Library 75% developed
  10. Debugging 75% developed - Detection, correction and prevention of bugs.


Object-Oriented Programming [ edit ] [ print chapter ]

  1. Structures 75% developed  as of Feb 26, 2007
  2. Unions 100% developed  as of 27 March 2007
  3. Classes 50% developed  as of Feb 26, 2007
    1. Abstract Classes 50% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 including Pure abstract classes (abstract types)
    2. Nice Class 75% developed  as of April 11, 2007
  4. Operator overloading 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005

Advanced Features [ edit ] [ edit summary ] [ print chapter ]

  1. I/O 00% developed  as of March 2, 2008
    1. string 50% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    2. Streams 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  2. Templates 75% developed  as of 25 March 2007
    1. Template Meta-Programming (TMP) 50% developed  as of 25 March 2007
  3. Standard Template Library (STL) 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  4. Smart Pointers 50% developed  as of Oct 16, 2009
  5. Exception Handling 50% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  6. Run-Time Type Information (RTTI) 50% developed  as of Dec 23, 2005

Beyond the Standard [ edit ] [ edit summary ] [ print chapter ]

  1. Resource Acquisition Is Initialization (RAII) 50% developed  as of Oct 17, 2005
  2. Garbage Collection 50% developed  as of Jan 19, 2008
  3. Design Patterns 50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2006 - Creational, Structural and Behavioral patterns.
  4. Libraries 25% developed - APIs vs Frameworks and Static and Dynamic Libraries.
  5. Boost Library 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  6. Optimizing Your Programs 25% developed  as of May 12, 2006
  7. Cross-Platform Development 25% developed  as of 17 October 2007
    1. Win32 (aka WinAPI) 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 - including Win32 Wrappers.
    2. Cross Platform Wrappers 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
    3. Multitasking 25% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005
  8. Software Internationalization 00% developed
    1. Text Encoding 00% developed
  9. Unified Modeling Language (UML) 50% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005

Appendix A: References Tables (used in book)

• Keywords 100% developed  as of 25 March 2007 • Preprocessors Directives 50% developed  as of Oct 31, 2005 • Standard Headers 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 • Data Types 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 • Operators 75% developed  as of Sep 20, 2005 • Standard C Library Functions 75% developed  as of Feb 12, 2008

Appendix B: External References (used in book)

• Weblinks • Books

Appendix C: Source Code Examples (used in book) [ edit ]

Compilable Example Programs

Appendix D: Exercises

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