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Title: Type Safe C using C++ for New Programmers

Type Safe C using C++ is the most basic approach to programming in C++. It is a style that utilizes the common subset of ANSI C and ANSI C++. It is also known by many other names such as C++ as Better C and Procedural Programming with C++.

Using this basic approach, beginner programmers can immediately start benefiting from extra automated type safety provided by the C++ compiler.

Two versions

Experienced C++ programmers should see a similar course Type Safe C/C++ for Experienced C++ Programmers.

Who should attend?

Programmers needing an introduction to the most basic approach of using C++: Type Safe C. This course identifies the many features of just using C++ compiler to program in C.

Duration: 1 Day

Topics

bulletIntroduction to programming in C++
bulletApproaches
bulletType Safe C
bulletClass User
bulletClass Provider
bulletData hiding
bulletEncapsulation
bulletPolymorphism
bulletThe user-provider model
bulletData abstraction
bulletPerils & merits
bulletTechniques
bulletAbstract v. concrete types
bulletExamples
bulletThe client-server model
bulletType Safe C
bulletPerils & merits
bulletReview of ANSI C features
bulletHeader files
bulletProgram structure
bulletData structures
bulletProgram structure
bulletStatements
bulletExpressions
bulletMemory management
bulletValue Semantics v. Java Reference Semantics
bulletNew C++ features
bulletReferences, constants, inline functions, basic stream I/O
bulletString streams
bulletFormatting streams
bulletExceptions
bulletassert and verify macros
bulletNew keywords: try, catch, throw
bulletEnhancing portability code with exceptions
bulletUnwinding the call stack
bulletEllipses
bulletOrder of catch statements
bulletFunction throw lists
 

 

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