Object-oriented Programming in C++This introduction to object-oriented programming in C++ demonstrates how to implement object-oriented design in C++. It covers current features such as: templates, multiple inheritance, C++ streams and exception handling. Features include: assertions and program correctness; sample applications; and end-of-chapter sections which discuss common programming errors. |
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... copy Color :: Color Color & c ) // copy { } red c.red ; green = c.green ; blue c.blue ; is legal because the copy constructor's argument is a Color object reference rather than a Color object . The copy constructor does what its name ...
... copy Color :: Color Color & c ) // copy { } red c.red ; green = c.green ; blue c.blue ; is legal because the copy constructor's argument is a Color object reference rather than a Color object . The copy constructor does what its name ...
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... constructor is const to ensure that the constructor does not alter the value of the C string while initializing str . The copy constructor // copy constructor String == > String String :: String ( const String & strarg ) { } // copy an ...
... constructor is const to ensure that the constructor does not alter the value of the C string while initializing str . The copy constructor // copy constructor String == > String String :: String ( const String & strarg ) { } // copy an ...
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... Copy String s4 s2 ) ; Figure 4.1.3 Constructor summary for String . the same chars in these cells . Our copy constructor achieves this goal , but the compiler's does not . Our copy constructor first allocates separate storage for ...
... Copy String s4 s2 ) ; Figure 4.1.3 Constructor summary for String . the same chars in these cells . Our copy constructor achieves this goal , but the compiler's does not . Our copy constructor first allocates separate storage for ...
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abstract class abstract data type argument assignment operator base class binary BMark buff bytes cells character array character buffer class D public class declaration class invariant class object class String code slice class compiler Computer const char const int const String& copy constructor cout created cstr data type default constructor defined delete derived class destructor dynamically allocated EmptyStack endl Example Explain the error Figure flags float friend functions fstreambase header file Implement include iostream.h include stdlib.h information hiding inheritance hierarchy initialize input/output int main integer invoked IterBST keyword MaxStack multiple inheritance Node null terminator object-oriented operator+ ostrstream parameter pointer protected return EXIT_SUCCESS run-time Section Smalltalk stack class standard output static data member stdio.h strcmp strcpy stream String s1 String::operator String::String strlen syntax traverse tree type conversion typeid variable virtual method virtual void void f write