Explanation of the key of C + + concepts, from basic language features to class design to advanced C + + whistles and bells, which in turn day-to-day, talkative, and almost always fun and easy to understand. Even experienced programmers will appreciate the thorough coverage of memory-management techniques in C + + (including five kinds of scope for the variable). An important middle section provides the blueprint for the methods and functions that most C + + code must be offered, including methods such as default and copy constructors, destructors, and overloaded assignment operator. (By following this idiom, you will be able to write reusable C + + class.) The book also illustrates class design with basic UML notation, superior to convey the details of how to overload C + + operators to provide easier syntax for custom C + + class, and provides an excellent explanation of the pros and cons of composition and inheritance for getting classes to work together Dragan. - Richard Topics covered: software crisis-management project software quality engineering design principles of C + + language introduction of the minimum AC + + application explained C + + data types and flow control operators Array C / C + + structures States paramedics and field-bit Memory management techniques (including stack and heap allocation, dynamic allocation, avoiding memory leaks) File I / O with and without stream classes Basic C + + design parameter passing grade in the C + + (options and best practices) Create a custom programmer-defined data types Cohesion Coupling Data encapsulation and hiding information guide to C + + class design: constructors (default, conversion, and copy constructor), overloading the assignment operator, destructors in-depth guide to C + + operator overloading Aggregation Introduction to UML class diagrams and legacy C + + syntax Heritage class composition vs. Virtual methods and late binding Multiple inheritance Advanced operator overloading techniques C + + templates and exceptions Standard C + + type cast operator Review of material covered