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Beginning C++

Beginning C++ is a tutorial for beginners in C++ and discusses a subset of C++ that

is suitable for beginners. The language syntax corresponds to the C++14 standard.

This book is environment neutral and does not presume any specific operating system

or program development system. There is no assumption of prior programming

knowledge.

All language concepts that are explained in the book are illustrated with working

program examples. Most chapters include exercises for you to test your knowledge.

Code downloads are provided for examples from the text and solutions to the

exercises and there is an additional download for a more substantial project for you to

try when you have finished the book.

This book introduces the elements of the C++ standard library that provide

essential support for the language syntax that is discussed. While the Standard

Template Library (STL) is not discussed to a significant extent, a few elements from the

STL that are important to the notion of modern C++ are introduced and applied.

You’ll learn:

• How to work with fundamental C++ data types and do calculations

• How to build logic into a program using loops, choices, decisions and more

• How to work with arrays, vectors, and strings

• How to use raw pointers and smart pointers

• How to program with functions and deal with program files and

pre-processing directives

• How to define your own data types using classes and class operations

• How to signal and handle errors using exceptions

• How to define and use function templates and class templates

• How to do file input and output with C++

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Contents at a Glance

About the Author �� xxiii

About the Technical Reviewer �� xxv

Introduction �� xxvii

Chapter 1 ■

: Basic Ideas ��1

Chapter 2 ■ : Introducing Fundamental Types of Data ��23

Chapter 3 ■ : Working with Fundamental Data Types ��55

Chapter 4 ■ : Making Decisions ��79

Chapter 5 ■ : Arrays and Loops ��105

Chapter 6 ■ : Pointers and References ��151

Chapter 7 ■ : Working with Strings ��185

Chapter 8 ■ : Deﬁning Functions ��213

Chapter 9 ■ : Lambda Expressions ��271

Chapter 10 ■ : Program Files and Preprocessing Directives ��287

Chapter 11 ■ : Deﬁning Your Own Data Types ��315

Chapter 12 ■ : Operator Overloading ��365

Chapter 13 ■ : Inheritance ��399

Chapter 14 ■ : Polymorphism ��429

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Introduction

Welcome to Beginning C++. is is a revised and updated version of my previous book, Beginning ANSI C++. e C++

language has been extended and improved considerably since the previous book, so much so that it was no longer

possible to squeeze detailed explanations of all of C++ in a single book. is tutorial will teach enough of the essential

C++ language and Standard Library features to enable you to write your own C++ applications. With the knowledge

from this book you should have no diculty in extending the depth and scope of your C++ expertise. C++ is much

more accessible than many people assume. I have assumed no prior programming knowledge. If you are keen to

learn and have an aptitude for thinking logically, getting a grip on C++ will be easier than you might imagine. By

developing C++ skills, you’ll be learning a language that is already used by millions, and that provides the capability

for application development in just about any context.

e C++ language in this book corresponds to the latest ISO standard, commonly referred to as C++ 14. C++ 14 is

a minor extension over the previous standard, C++ 11, so there is very little in the book that is C++ 14 specic. All the

examples in the book can be compiled and executed using C++ 11-conforming compilers that are available now.

Using the Book

To learn C++ with this book, you’ll need a compiler that conforms reasonably well to the C++ 11 standard and a text

editor suitable for working with program code. ere are several compilers available currently that are reasonably C++

11 compliant, some of which are free.

e GCC compiler that is produced by the GNU Project has comprehensive support for C++ 11 and it is open

source and free to download. Installing GCC and putting it together with a suitable editor can be a little tricky if you

are new to this kind of thing. An easy way to install GCC along with a suitable editor is to download Code::Blocks

from http://www.codeblocks.org. Code::Blocks is a free IDE for Linux, Apple Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows. It

supports program development using several compilers including compilers for GCC, Clang, and open Watcom. is

implies you get support for C, C++, and Fortran.

Another possibility is to use Microsoft Visual C++ that runs under Microsoft Windows. It is not fully compliant

with C++ 11, but it’s getting there. e free version is available as Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Express and at the

time of writing this will compile most of the examples, and should compile them all eventually. You can download

it from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=43733. While the Microsoft Visual

C++ compiler is more limited than GCC, in terms of the extent to which C++ 11 is supported, you get a professional

editor and support for other languages such as C# and Basic. Of course, you can always install both! ere are other

compilers that support C++ 11, which you can nd with a quick online search.

I’ve organized the material in this book to be read sequentially, so you should start at the beginning and keep

going until you reach the end. However, no one ever learned programming by just reading a book. You’ll only learn

how to program in C++ by writing code, so make sure you key in all the examples—don’t just copy them from the

download les—and compile and execute the code that you’ve keyed in. is might seem tedious at times, but it’s

surprising how much just typing in C++ statements will help your understanding, especially when you may feel you’re

struggling with some of the ideas. If an example doesn’t work, resist the temptation to go straight back to the book to

see why. Try to gure out from your code what is wrong. is is good practice for what you’ll have to do when you are

developing C++ applications for real.

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