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PT1356
Summary
This course will teach the student how to solve problems arising from subtleties of the C++ language as well as techniques for improving performance and efficiency.
Prerequisites
The student should have programming experience in C++ for at least three months to gain the maximum benefit from this course, although experience in other object-oriented programming languages may suffice. Experience with compiler is also helpful but not required.
Duration
4 Days/Lecture & Lab
Audience
This course is designed for software engineers, programmers and analysts who have been designing and creating programs using C++ and desire a higher level of technical detail to allow them more flexibility and productivity when writing C++ programs. This course is also designed for anyone desiring the ability to read and understand complex C++ programs for maintenance or learning purposes.
Topics
- Why object oriented programming?
- A review of C++ and classes nested classes, const and static members, the mutable keyword, explicit constructors, pointers to members
- Hidden class details
- Resolution of overloaded functions
- Operator overloading in detail
- Streams-based file I/O
- Multiple inheritance and virtual base classes
- Protected methods the good and the bad
- New-style casts
- Template classes and functions
- Exception handling
- Run-time type identification
- Namespaces