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Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: What You Should Already Know - A Review
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Rationale for a New Programming Language
The Language of Object-Orientation
A Typical C++ Class
Issues Regarding Member Functions vs. Non-Member Functions
friend or non-friend
Functions Returning References
Relationships
Initialization Lists
Inheritance In C++
Access Levels
Simple C++ I/O
The Many Uses of const

Chapter 2: Parameterized Types - Templates
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Templates
Overloading Functions
Template Functions
Specializing a Template Function
Disambiguation Under Specialization
Template Classes
Instantiating a Template Class Object
Rules for Template Classes
A Non-Member Function with a Template Argument
Friends of Template Classes
Templates with Multiple Type Parameters
Comments Regarding Templates

Chapter 3: Relationships of all Kinds
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Uses of Member Initialization Lists
Initialization Lists Under Composition
Initialization Lists Under Inheritance
Efficiency
Dynamic Memory Allocation
operator= and Composition
Constructors and Composition
What is Not Inherited?


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Summary - Constructors and operator=
Public Inheritance
virtual Functions
A Shape Class Hierarchy
Polymorphism
Pure Virtual Functions
Abstract Base Classes
Private Inheritance
"Using" Relationships
Associations

Chapter 4: Multiple Inheritance
 Multiple Inheritance
 Ambiguities
 Ambiguities
 virtual Base Classes
 The Dominance Rule
 Member Initialization Lists
 Multiple Inheritance and Composition
 Operator
Chapter 5: Data Structures
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Introduction
A Simple List
Layering Type-safe Classes Upon List
A Template List Class
Iterators
A Template Iterator
Stack and Queue Classes
Templates and Inheritance
Chapter 6: Function Pointers
Why Have Function Pointers?
Passing Functions as Arguments
Registering Functions
Function Pointers in C++


 Callback Functions
 A Class with a Callback Object
 Registration of Exception Handlers
Chapter 7: Exceptions
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What Are Exceptions?
Traditional Approaches to Error Handling
try, catch, and throw
A Simple Exception Handler
Multiple catch Blocks
The Exception Specification List
Rethrowing an Exception
Cleanup
Exception Matching
Inheritance and Exceptions
Resource Allocation
Constructors and Exceptions
Destructors and Exceptions
Catch by Reference

Chapter 8: The C++ Standard Template Library
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Introduction
The Standard Template Library
Design Goals
STL Components
Iterators
vector
list
set
map
find
Merge
accumulate
Adaptors



Chapter 9: Disambiguation
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Conversion
int Conversion
float and double Conversions
Arithmetic and Pointer Conversion
Inheritance Based Conversion
Overloaded Functions
Exact Match
Match with Promotion
Match with Standard Conversion
User Defined Conversion
Constructors as Conversion Operators
Ambiguities

Chapter 10: I/O
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Introduction
Manipulators
Writing Your Own Manipulators
Overloading the I/O Operators
Disk Files
Reading and Writing Objects
Internal Transmission of Data
A Spell Checker
Handling Streams in Constructors and Destructors
Treating a File as an Array

Chapter 11: Miscellaneous Topics
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Namespaces
Reference Counts
RTTI
Casts
Having a Limited Number of Objects
Smart Pointers

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