Completion of the Programming in C Language course or a working knowledge of the C Programming Language.Knowledge of one of the program editorsfor the development environment used for the exercise sessions.An understanding of object oriented programming concepts would also prove helpful.
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I.INTRODUCTION
A.Features of C++
B.History and Origin of C++
C.Advantages of C++
D.C++ Compilation Process
II.C++vs.C
A.Compatibility between C and C++ B.Comments and Readability
C.C++ Keywords and Modifiers D.Variable Declarations in C++ E.Derived Data Types
F.Operator Precedence and Associativity
G.Scope/Global Operator (::)
H.Namespaces
I.Input/Output Streams
III.FUNCTIONS
A.Function Definition
B.Function Declaration
C.Reference Parameters
D.Default Argument Values
E.Function Overloading
F.Inline Functions
G.Type Safe Linkage
H.Name Mangling
I.Combining C and C++ Functions
IV.OBJECT ORIENTED CONCEPTS
A.Features of Object Oriented Languages
B.Procedural vs. Object Oriented
C.Data Abstraction
D.Encapsulation
E.Inheritance
F.Polymorphism
G.Effects of OO Approach
H.Basic OO Design (CRC Cards)
V.CLASSES AND ENCAPSULATION
A.Definition of Class
B.Class Syntax
C.Class Data Members
D.Class Member Functions
1.Internal
2.External
E.Private vs. Public Members
VI.CONSTRUCTORS & DESTRUCTORS
A.Class Constructors
1.Constructors with Parameters
2.Overloaded Constructors
3.Internal and External Constructors
4.Explicit and Implicit Constructor Invocation
B.Class Destructors
C.Dynamic Memory Allocation
1.new Operator
2.delete Operator
D.Pointers to Classes
E.this Pointer
F.Function and Class Friends
G.Copy Constructors
H.Avoiding Memory Leaks
VII.I/O STREAMS
A.Standard I/O Streams B.Reading Input with cin C.Writing Output with cout D.Writing Errors with cerr
E.Other I/O Class Member Functions
1.get
2.put
3.write
F.Manipulators
G.Simple File I/O
1.Opening File Streams
2.State Checking Member Functions
3.Closing File Streams
VIII.OVERLOADING OPERATORS
A.Overloading Operators
B.Operator Overloading Rules and
Restrictions
C.Valid Overloaded Operators
D.Overloading Binary Operators
E.Overloading Unary Operators
F.Overloading Operators Having Side
Effects
G.Overloading Assignment Operator
H.Overloading ++ and -- Operators
I.Overloading Type Cast (conversion)
Operator
J.Friend Operator Functions
K.Non-Member Operator Functions
IX.CONSTANTS, SCOPE, & LINKAGE
A.Named Constants
B.Pointers and Constants
C.References and Constants
D.Functions and Constants
E.Constant Member Functions
1.Logically Constant Functions
2.mutable Keyword
F.Scope and Storage Class
G.Linkage
H.static Class Members
X.INHERITANCE
A.Software Reusability
B.Inheritance - Concept and Terminology
C.Inheritance Syntax
D.Uses and Advantages
E.Base and Derived Classes
F.Class Access Specifiers
1.public
2.private
3.protected
G.Single Inheritance
H.Multiple Inheritance
I.Constructors and Destructors
J.Containment
XI.POLYMORPHISM AND DYNAMIC BINDING
A.Polymorphism Definition
B.Types of Binding
1.Static
2.Dynamic
C.Virtual Functions
D.Rules for Dynamic Binding
E.Pure Virtual Functions and Abstract
Classes
XII.ERROR AND EXCEPTION HANDLING
A.Exception Handling Model
B.Exception Handling Keywords
C.Generating Exceptions
D.Handling Exceptions
E.Creating Exception Classes
F.Catching or Passing Exceptions
XIII.CLASS AND FUNCTION TEMPLATES (OPTIONAL)
A.Template Definition
B.Template Container Class
1.Syntax
2.Template Arguments
3.Overriding Template Definition
C.Global Function Templates
1.Syntax
2.Use
D.Advanced Template Topics
1.Special Template Functions
2.Inherited Template Classes
