Reading Notes: C ++ programming language (Special Edition)

C ++ programming language (Special Edition). This book is detailed in more than 800 pages. Because it was written by the founder of C ++, many features of C ++ are introduced. It is worth reading. It consists of three parts: The first part is the c subset of C ++, the third part is the object-oriented programming in C ++, and the third part is the standard library of C ++, the other part describes how to use C ++ for project development.

Chapter 2 Introduction

1. c ++ Design

 

2. c ++ efficiency and Structure

Chapter 3 C ++ Overview

1. Virtual Functions

2. Postscript

Chapter 2 pointer array and Structure

1. Reference

The reference is mainly used to describe the parameters and return values of a function, especially to overload operators.

2. Void * pointer

Chapter 2 Functions

1. Function overload, matching rules

Chapter 4 Documents

1. Define a single rule

Chapter 1 category

1. Join

Chapter 4 Operator Overloading

1. function call

 

Chapter 4 Derived classes

1. Copying and cutting problems

 

Chapter 4 Template

1. Function template overload

2. Derived classes and templates

 

3. parameterization and inheritance

 

4. template Code Organization

 

If the template definition needs to be accessed in other compilation units, remember to write the Export

Chapter 2 exceptions

1. constructor exception

 

2. The Destructor is abnormal.

 

Chapter 4 database organization and container

1. Why use stack-like operations on a vector?

One of the most obvious reasons is to implement stack, and another common reason is to create a vector in ascending mode.

Chapter 3 algorithms and function objects

1. Non-modification sequence operation

 

2. Modification sequence operation

 

3. Sequence sorting

 

4. Other operations

 

5. predicates provided in the standard library

6. constraint, adapter, and negative

Chapter 4 stream

1. c input/output conversion set

 

Appendix B C/C ++ compatibility

1. Silent differences

2. C code is not c ++

 

3. derogatory features

 

4. c ++ code is not c