Table of Contents
Programming with C/C++
Course Division
Programming with C Recommended Texts
Part 1 Structure
How C Differs from Java?
Block Diagram of a Simple Java Program
Block Diagram of a Simple C Program
Structure of a C Program
File Extensions for C
Compilation
Functions (An Introduction)
A Simple C Function
C Types
Pointers (1)
Pointers (2)
Pointers (3)
The Address-of Operator and Pointer Dereferencing
Arrays
Strings
Simple I/O - Output (1)
Simple I/O - Output (2)
Simple I/O - Input (1)
Simple I/O - Input (2)
Simple I/O - Format Specifiers
Complex Types - Structures
Defining New Types
Accessing Members of a Structure
Complex Types - Enumerated Types
Complex Types - Unions
Type Casting
Operators - Unary and Assignment
Operators - Arithmetic
Operators - Arithmetic (Shortcuts)
Operators - Logical
Operators - Bitwise
Operators - Bitwise (Shortcuts)
Flow Control (Conditionals) - If Else
Flow Control (Conditionals) - Switch
Flow Control (Conditionals) - Switch (Examples)
Flow Control (Looping) - While and Do While
Flow Control (Looping) - While and Do While (Examples)
Flow Control (Looping) - For
Flow Control - Break and Continue
Functions (Revisited)
Commonly Used Library Functions
Command Line Arguments
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Part 2
Programming with C++ Recommended Texts
The Language C++
C++: In Comparison with C
C++: In Comparison with Java
Part 2 - Structure
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Using new and delete
Class Structure
Scope Resolution
Static Members
Access Control
Friends
Friends (continued)
Using References
Accessing Class Members
Shallow and Deep Equality
The Copy Constructor
The Assignment Operator
The Rule of THREE
Simple I/O
Compiling the Programs
.h: Once Only Idiom
Operator Overloading (1)
Operator Overloading (2)
Operator Overloading (3)
Operator Overloading (4)
Operator Overloading (5)
Operator Overloading (6)
Operator Overloading (7)
Operator Overloading (8)
Operator Overloading (9)
Single Inheritance
Calling Super-class Constructor
The Rule of Substitutability
Virtual Functions
Virtual Functions (contd.)
Virtual Functions (contd.)
Abstract Classes
Multiple Inheritance
Problem with Multiple Inheritance
Problem with Multiple Inheritance: The Solution
What are Generic Classes
Why Special Treatment for Generic Classes?
Using void*
Using Templates (1)
Using Templates (2)
Exception Handling
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