C++ Programming and Fundamental Concepts

This comprehensive guide covers the C++ programming language 2.1 and its io stream library. It also discusses the pre 2.1 versions of the language and also how pre-ANSI C and ANSI C differ from C++. It offers complete coverage of the new features provided in the C++ programming language, including multiple inheritance, so the reader can incorporate these features into their C programming style. This manual will benefit application programmers who need to expand their knowledge of C++ as well as software engineers such as graphics, database, systems, network and technical managers.

Introduction
Non Object-Oriented Extensions to C++
Overview of Data Abstraction and Object-Oriented Features
Fundamental Concepts and Building Blocks
Classes and Abstract Data Types
Constructors and Destructors
Friend Functions and Operator Overloading
References
Inheritance and Virtual Functions
Conversions
Input and Output - Io Stream Library
File and In-Core I/O
Manipulators
Formatted Stream I/O
Porting C Applications to C++
Appendices
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