C++ Class Provider Programming for Beginning Programmers

Title: Class Provider Programming using C++ for Beginning Programmers

Unlike the previous modules, this module focuses on creating your own classes from scratch.

This means we cover the difficult features of C++: constructors, destructors, assignment operators and how and when to use them with inheritance and composition.

The most unique aspect of this course, however, is the extensive coverage of inheritance. Here we focus on the perils and merits of using inheritance, and critique the effectiveness of single and multiple inheritance in many scenarios.

Prerequisites

	Basic knowledge of C and C++
	Comfort with pointers, new and delete.
	C++ Class User Programming for Beginning Programmers and Type Safe C using C++ for Beginning Programmers.

Duration: 2 Days

Two versions

There are two versions of this course. Programmers already comfortable with constructors, destructors, colon initialization lists used for inheritance and composition and overloaded assignment operators should consider Class Provider C++ Programming for Experienced Programmers.

Topics

Class Provider Programming

Value semantics with pointers

	Default constructors
	Conversion constructors
	Copy constructors
	Assignment operators
	Destructors

Friend, member & C-style functions

Memory allocation

	Static (global)
	Automatic (local)
	Dynamic

Class string

Composition

Composition and containment relationships

Development of new classes from existing classes with composition

The collaboration and order of execution of constituent

	Constructors,
	Assignment operators
	Destructors

Basic Inheritance

Definitions

	Inheritance
	Object-Oriented programming

Dynamic binding

Value semantics of virtual Multiple Inheritance

Title: Class Provider Programming using C++ for Beginning Programmers

Prerequisites

Duration: 2 Days

Two versions

Topics

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