Chapter 1. Object-Oriented Programming with Classes
Object-Oriented Programming
Classes
Chapter 2. C++ Without Classes
Three to Start
Function Changes
Stricter Typing
Dynamic Initialization of Globals
Some Final Lists
Chapter 3. Abstraction with Member Functions
The Abstraction
Using a struct
Using a struct with Interface Functions
Using a Class with Member Functions
Chapter 4. Encapsulation with Access Specifiers
Access Specifiers
A Member Can Have Any Access Level
Unlimited Access Specifiers
Private Does Not Mean Invisible
Friend Classes
Chapter 5. Hierarchy with Composition and Derivation
Composition
Derivation
Chaining
Chapter 6. Better Abstraction with Constructors and Destructors
The Default Constructor
The Destructor
Built-in Types
Hierarchy and Chaining
Implicit Default Constructors and Destructors
Beyond Chaining
Explicit Invocation
Flow of Control
Time of Invocation
Chapter 7. Better Abstraction with new and delete
Dynamic Objects
Dynamic Arrays
Mixing Allocators
realloc()
Out of Memory
Chapter 8. References
Parameter Versus Argument
Passing by Value in C and C++
Passing by Reference in C++
Reference Versus Pointer
Returning by Reference in C++
Overloading: Reference Versus Value
Binding Problems
Chapter 9. Better Abstraction with Other Special Member Functions
Assignment Operator
Copy Constructor
Printing an Object
Summary
Chapter 10. An Example Class
Using an int
Using a Static Array
Using a Dynamic Array
Using a Reference-Counted String
Copy Constructor Quiz
Summary Table
Chapter 11. Better Hierarchy with Templates
Defining a Template
Using a Template to Define an Object
Careful with That Expansion, Eugene
Modifying Container Class Elements
Chapter 12. Polymorphism with Virtual Functions
Polymorphism in C
Virtual Functions
Polymorphism in C++
More About Virtual Functions
Chapter 13. More About Polymorphism
Abstract Classes
Derivation Decisions
Virtual Decisions
Calling Virtual Functions from Constructors and Destructors
Under the Hood
Pitfalls
Chapter 14. Implementing an Object-Oriented Design
Implementation Table
Examples
Is-A, Has-A
Defensive Implementation
Chapter 15. An Example Program
The String Class
The Rule, CwRule, and HwRule Classes
The Scanner Class
Using the Program
Example Code
Chapter 16. What to Study Next
const
inline
Constructors with Parameters
Member Initialization Lists
Efficient Copy Constructor
Special Member Functions
Appendix A. C++ Operators
Appendix B. One Problem with Returning by Value