[Translation] Objective C ++, 3rd edition, chapter 1. Used to C ++

Chapter 1. Used to C ++

By Scott Meyers

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Regardless of your programming background, you may not get used to C ++. This is a powerful language with extremely rich features. But before you can exert its power and use these features effectively, you must make yourself accustomed to doing things in a C ++ way. This book describes how to do this. Some of the content is more basic than others. This chapter describes these basic content.

 

This chapter includes the following content. Click to open it:

• Item 1: view C ++ as a federation of ages

• Item 2: prefer consts, enums, and inlines to # defines

• Item 3: Use const whenever possible

• Item 4: Make sure that objects are initialized before they're used