上冊(cè)

Introduction 1

1　Getting Started with C++　9
Learning C++： What Lies Before You　10
The Origins of C++： A Little History　10
Portability and Standards　15
The Mechanics of Creating a Program　18
Summary　25

2　Setting Out to C++　27
C++ Initiation　27
C++ Statements　41
More C++ Statements　45
Functions　48
Summary　61
Chapter Review　62
Programming Exercises　62

3　Dealing with Data　65
Simple Variables　66
The const Qualifier　90
Floating-Point Numbers　92
C++ Arithmetic Operators　97
Summary　109
Chapter Review　110
Programming Exercises　111

4　Compound Types　115
Introducing Arrays　116
Strings　120
Introducing the string Class　131
Introducing Structures　140
Unions　149
Enumerations　150
Pointers and the Free Store　153
Pointers， Arrays， and Pointer Arithmetic　167
Combinations of Types　184
Array Alternatives　186
Summary　190
Chapter Review　191
Programming Exercises　192

5　Loops and Relational Expressions　195
Introducing for Loops　196
The while Loop　224
The do while Loop　231
The Range-Based for Loop (C++11)　233
Loops and Text Input　234
Nested Loops and Two-Dimensional Arrays　244
Summary　249
Chapter Review　250
Programming Exercises　251

6　Branching Statements and Logical Operators　253
The if Statement　254
Logical Expressions　260
The cctype Library of Character Functions　270
The ?： Operator　273
The switch Statement　274
The break and continue Statements　280
Number-Reading Loops　283
Simple File Input/Output　287
Summary　298
Chapter Review　298
Programming Exercises　301

7　Functions： C++’s Programming Modules　305
Function Review　306
Function Arguments and Passing by Value　313
Functions and Arrays　320
Functions and Two-Dimensional Arrays　337
Functions and C-Style Strings　339
Functions and Structures　343
Functions and string Class Objects　353
Functions and array Objects　355
Recursion　357
Pointers to Functions　361
Summary　371
Chapter Review　372
Programming Exercises　374

8　Adventures in Functions　379
C++ Inline Functions　379
Reference Variables　383
Default Arguments　409
Function Overloading　412
Function Templates　419
Summary　442
Chapter Review　443
Programming Exercises　444

9　Memory Models and Namespaces　447
Separate Compilation　447
Storage Duration， Scope， and Linkage　453
Namespaces　482
Summary　497
Chapter Review　498
Programming Exercises　501

10　Objects and Classes　505
Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming　506
Abstraction and Classes　507
Class Constructors and Destructors　524
Knowing Your Objects： The this Pointer　539
An Array of Objects　546
Class Scope　549
Abstract Data Types　552
Summary　557
Chapter Review　558
Programming Exercises　559

11　Working with Classes　563
Operator Overloading　564
Time on Our Hands： Developing an Operator Overloading Example　565
Introducing Friends　578
Overloaded Operators： Member Versus Nonmember Functions　587
More Overloading： A Vector Class　588
Automatic Conversions and Type Casts for Classes　606
Summary　621
ChapterReview　623
Programming Exercises　623

12　Classes and Dynamic Memory Allocation　627
Dynamic Memory and Classes　628
The New， Improved String Class　647
Things to Remember When Using new in Constructors　659
Observations About Returning Objects　662
Using Pointers to Objects　665
Reviewing Techniques　676
A Queue Simulation　678
Summary　699
Chapter Review　700
Programming Exercises　702

下冊(cè)

13　Class Inheritance　707
Beginning with a Simple Base Class　708
Inheritance： An Is-a Relationship　720
Polymorphic Public Inheritance　722
Static and Dynamic Binding　737
Access Control： protected　745
Abstract Base Classes　746
Inheritance and Dynamic Memory Allocation　757
Class Design Review　766
Summary　778
Chapter Review　779
Programming Exercises　780

14　Reusing Code in C++　785
Classes with Object Members　786
Private Inheritance　797
Multiple Inheritance　808
Class Templates　830
Summary　866
Chapter Review　869
Programming Exercises　871

15　Friends， Exceptions， and More　877
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