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Khufu: Object-Oriented Programming using C++
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Khufu: Object-Oriented Programming using C++
Preface
What about Object-Oriented Programming?
Principles of using this textbook
Book Chapters
1. Programming Basics
1.1. Basic Computer Structure
1.2. Programming Basics
1.3. Functions
1.4. Passing Input Parameters to Functions
1.5. Program Organization and Separate Compilation
1.6. Exercises
2. Classes
2.1. Structs and Classes
2.2. Constructors
2.3. Lifecycle of an Object
2.4. Exercises
3. Dynamic Memory Allocation and Classes
3.1. Freeing an Object from Memory Explicitly
3.2. Why do we need destructors?
3.3. Objects Owning Other Dynamically Allocated Objects
3.4. Arrays of Pointers
3.5. Exercises
4. C++ Input/Output (I/O)
4.1. Input/Output Streams
4.2. What if something goes wrong?
4.4. String Streams
4.5. Exercises
5. Operator Overloading
5.1. Operator Overloading
5.2. Friend Functions
5.3. Exercises
6. Objects with Pointers
6.1. What is a copy constructor?
6.2. When do we need to implement a copy constructor?
6.3. Exercises
7. Linked Lists
7.1. Exercises
8. Recursion
8.1. Exercises
9. Complexity Analysis
9.1. Exercises
10. Inheritance
10.1. Exercises
11. Binary Search Trees
11.1. Exercises
12. Hash Tables
12.1. Exercises
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