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Essential C++：英文版

作者：[美]StanleyB.Lip

出版社：人民邮电出版社

出版年：2006-11-01

评分：5分

ISBN：7115152578

所属分类：网络科技

书刊介绍

Essential C++：英文版内容简介

本书从4个方面表现C++的本质：procedural(过程化的)、generic(泛型的)、object-based(基于对象的)、object-oriented(面向对象的)。

Essential C++：英文版本书特色

本书是众多C++初学者的入门经典。全书从4个方面来表现C++的本质：procedural（过程化的）、generic（泛型的）、object-based（基于对象的）、object-oriented（面向对象的）。本书的组织围绕着一系列由浅入深的程序问题，以及用以解决这些问题的语言特性。按照这种方式，读者不但会学到C++的函数和结构，还会学习到它们的设计目的和基本原理。本书涉猎范围很广，内容涉及C++语言发展的主要几个方面，适合有一定基础的C++初学者。

Essential C++：英文版目录

Chapter 1：Basic C++ Programming
1.1：How to Write a C++ Program
1.2：Defining and Initializing a Data Object
1.3：Writing Expressions
1.4：Writing Conditional and Loop Statements
1.5：How to Use Arrays and Vectors
1.6 Pointers Allow for Flexibility
1.7：Writing and Reading Files
Chapter 2：Procedural Programming
2.1：How to Write a Function
2.2：Invoking a Function
2.3：Providing Default Parameter Values
2.4：Using Local Static Objects
2.5：Declaring a Function Inline
2.6：Providing Overloaded Functions
2.7：Defining and Using Template Functions
2.8：Pointers to Functions Add Flexiblity
2.9：Setting Up a Header File
Chapter 3：Generic Programming
3.1：The Arithmetic of Pointers
3.2：Making Sense of Iterators
3.3：Operations Common to All Containers
3.4：Using the Sequential Containers
3.5：Using the Generic Algorithms
3.6：How to Design a Generic Algorithm
3.7：Using a Map
3.8：Using a Set
3.9：How to Use Iterator Inserters
3.10：Using the iostream Iterators
Chapter 4：Object-Based Programming
4.1：How to Implement a Class
4.2：What Are Class Constructors and the Class Destructor?
4.3：What Are mutable and const?
4.4：What Is the this Pointer?
4.5：Static Class Members
4.6：Building an Iterator Class
4.7：Collaboration Sometimes Requires Friendship
4.8：Implementing a Copy Assignment Operator
4.9：Implementing a Function Object
4.10：Providing Class Instances of the iostream Operators
4.11：Pointers to Class Member Functions
Chapter 5：Object-Oriented Programming
5.1：Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
5.2：A Tour of Object-Oriented Programming
5.3：Polymorphism without Inheritance
5.3：Defining an Abstract Base Class
5.4：Defining a Derived Class
5.5：Using an Inheritance Hierarchy
5.6：How Abstract Should a Base Class Be?
5.7：Initialization, Destruction, and Copy
5.8：Defining a Derived Class Virtual Function
5.9：Run-Time Type Identification
Chapter 6：Programming with Templates
6.1：Parameterized Types
6.2：The Template Class Definition
6.3：Handling Template Type Parameters
6.4：Implementing the Template Class
6.5：A Function Template Output Operator
6.6：Constant Expressions and Default Parameters
6.7：Template Parameters as Strategy
6.8：Member Template Functions
Chapter 7：Exception Handling
7.1：Throwing an Exception
7.2：Catching an Exception
7.3：Trying for an Exception
7.4：Local Resource Management
7.5：The Standard Exceptions
Appendix A：Exercise Solutions
Appendix B：Generic Algorithms Handbook
Index