Book Note: high-quality programming guide-C ++/C

Dr. Lin's book is very well written, and many knowledge points are very thorough. It is a book that must be read to learn C ++.

Chapter 1 Basic concepts of procedures

1. I/O interfaces in languages

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2. Language implementation

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3. Library

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4. Development Environment

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Chapter 2 C/C ++

1. Start function main

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2. Compile and run

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3. compilation unit and independent Compilation

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4. The difference between null in C ++ and C ++

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5. In C, int is the default type, and C ++ does not have the default type.

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6. Conversion between non-void pointer and void pointer

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7. Notes When performing type conversion

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Chapter 2 C/C ++ Constants

1. Literal Constants

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2. Symbolic Constants

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3. Different const values in C and C ++

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4. Const constants in the class cannot be initialized during definition, because no object is created at this time, and the compiler does not know the type of const constants. Only the const constants are initialized when the class is created.

The static const constant of the class can be initialized at definition, because the static constant is a class member.

Chapter 3 C ++/c Function Design Basics

1. Function stack and function call specifications

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2. efficiency when returning objects

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Chapter 2 C ++/C pointers, arrays, and strings

1. Why should C ++/C rewrite array transmission to pointer transmission?

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2. When passing multi-dimensional arrays, the dimension except the first dimension must be given.

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3. Features of class member functions

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Chapter 3 C ++/C advanced data types

4. bitfield in C/C ++

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5. Calculate the number of bytes of data members

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6. Enumeration type in C ++/C

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7. file stream operations

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Chapter 3 C ++ Object-Oriented Design

1. c ++ Object Model

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2. vtable implementation

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3. Implement vtable by message ing in MFC

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4. Several vtable rules

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5. vtable implementation example

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6. Examples of vtable implementation

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7. Implicit member in C ++ class

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8. How does the C ++ compiler handle member functions?

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9. Processing of static functions in C ++

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10. c ++ language summary

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Chapter 3 object initialization, copying, and analysis

1. constructor, destructor, assignment function, and copy constructor in C ++

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2. The origins of constructor and destructor

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3. What is the difference between initialization and assignment?

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4. Initiate implicit Member of the constructor

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5. Rules for using the constructor initialization list

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6. Call time of constructor and destructor

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7. Define the constructor as private

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Chapter 2 advanced features of C ++ Functions

Compared with C functions, C ++ adds four new mechanisms: overload, inline, const, and virtual.

1. overload and overwrite of member functions

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2. Function hiding rules in C ++

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3. Implementation of inline functions in C ++

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4. inline functions and macros: assert exceptions

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5. inline is the implementation keyword instead of the Declaration keyword.

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6. Whether the constructor should be inline

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7. type conversion operators added in C ++

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8. access rules for const member functions

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Chapter 3 C ++ Exception Handling and rtti

1. rtti and virtual functions are not the same thing.

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2. dynamic_cast <> Mechanism

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3. Precautions for using rtti

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Chapter 4 Memory Management

1. Why New/delete?

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2. Form 3 of the new/delete Operator

Plain, nothrow, and placement

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Chapter 2 study and use STL

1. Relationship between STL components

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