Object-oriented programming attempts to respond to providing techniques for managing enormous complexity, achieving reuse of software components, and manipulate data. C++ fully suports object-oriented programming, including the three pillars of object-oriented development: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. In addition, we cover the following topics:

Chapter 1: Introduction to C++ programming

• A Brief History of C++
• C++ and Object-Oriented Programming
• C++ and Java
• Your Development Environment
• Compiling the Source Code
• Creating an Executable File with the Linker
• The Development Cycle
• Getting Started with Visual C++
• Compile Errors

Chapter 2: The Parts of a C++ Program

• A Simple Program
• Types of Comments
• Using Functions

Chapter 3: Variables and Constants

• What is a Variable?
• Defining a Variable
• Creating More than one Variable at a Time
• Assigning Values to Your Variables
• When to use short and long
• Characters and Numbers
• Enumerated Constants

Chapter 4: Expressions and Statements

• Expressions
• Operators
• Combining the Assignment and Mathematical Operators
• Increment and Decrement
• Nesting Parentheses
• The Nature of Truth
• The if Statement
• Using Braces in Nested if Statements

Chapter 5: Functions

• What is a Function?
• Return Values, Parameters, and Arguments
• Declaring and Defining Functions
• Local Variables
• More About Function Arguments
• Default Parameters
• How Functions Work

Chapter 6: Basic Classes

• Creating New Types
• Classes Members
• Accesing Class Members
• Private Versus Public
• Implementing Class Methods
• Constructors and Destructors
• Interface Versus Implementation
• Inline Implementation

Chapter 7: Looping

• while Loops
• do...while Loops
• for Loops
• switch statements

Chapter 8: Pointers

• What is a Pointer?
• Why would you use Pointers?
• Creating Objects on the Free Store
• Deleting Objects
• Member Data on the Free Store
• Pointer Arithmetic

Chapter 9: References

• What is a Reference?
• Using the Address of Operator & on Reference
• Null Pointers and Null References
• Passing Function Arguments by Reference
• Returning Multiple Values
• When to use References and When to use Pointers
• Mixing References and Pointers

Chapter 10: Advanced Functions

• Default Values and Overloaded Functions
• Default and Overloading Constructors
• The Copy Constructors
• Operator Overloading
• Difference Between Prefix and Postfix
• Limitations on Operator Overloading

Chapter 11: Inheritance

• What is Inheritance?
• Private Versus Protected
• Constructors and Destructors
• Overriding Functions
• Virtual Methods

Chapter 12: Arrays and Linked Lists

• What is an Array?
• Declaring Arrays
• Arrays of Objects
• A Pointer to an Array Versus an Array of Pointers
• Linked Lists and Other Structures
• The Component Parts

Chapter 13: Polymorphism

• Problems with Single Inheritance
• Multiple Inheritance
• Abstract Data Types
• The Observer Pattern

Chapter 14: Special Classes and Functions

• Static Member Data
• Static Member Functions
• Pointers to Functions
• Pointers to Member Functions

Chapter 15: Advanced Inheritance

• Implementation in Terms of Inheritance
• Delegation
• Private Inheritance
• Friend Classes
• Friend Functions and Operator Overloading

Chapter 16: Streams and Buffers

• Standard I/O Objects
• Manipulators, Flags, and Formatting Instructions
• File Input and Output
• Binary Versus Text Files
• Command-Line Processing

Chapter 17: Namespaces

• Creating a Namespace
• Using a Namespace
• The Namespace Alias
• The Unnamed Namespace

Chapter 18: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

• Is C++ Object-Oriented?
• Software Design-The Modeling Language
• Software Design- The Process
• Requirements Analysis
• Design

Chapter 19: Templates

• What are Templates?
• Parameterized Types
• Template Definition and Functions
• Using Template Items
• The Standard Template Library
• Understanding Queues
• Algorithm Classes

Chapter 20: Exceptions and Error Handling

• Bugs, Errors, Mistakes, and Code
• Exceptions
• Using try Blocks and catch Blocks
• Data in Exceptions and Naming Exception Objects
• Exceptions and Templates
• Exceptions without Errors
• Bugs and Debugging

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