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- %C,1%Contents of EXPERIENCE C++
- %C,14%Chapter 1 %C,5%introduces the C++ language and the
- concepts of Object-Oriented Programming.
- %C,14%Chapters 2 to 4 %C,5%cover traditional programming
- constructs in C++. Many of these constructs are also part
- of the C language. C programmers may skim these chapters, taking
- note of those sections that cover the differences.
- %C,14%Chapters 5, 6, 8, and 9 %C,5%introduce class constructs and
- object-oriented programming techniques.
- %C,14%Chapters 7 %C,5%describes memory management in C++.
- %C,14%Chapter 10 %C,5%contains two complete example programs that
- use the constructs described in chapters 2 through 9.
- %C,14%Chapters 11 %C,5%describes input and output in C++.
- %C,14%Chapters 12 to 15 %C,5%describe more advanced features of C++.
- %C,14%Chapter 16 %C,5%explains how to use exception handling.
- %C,14%Chapter 17 %C,5%contains a complete object-oriented program.
- %C,14%The Appendix%C,5%includes a summary of C++ syntax and a list
- of the differences between C and C++. The appendix also tells you
- how to run a demonstration of the IBM C Set ++ compiler and how
- to send IBM your comments about this book.
-