Table of ContentsProgramming Languages by Ravi Sethi Chapter 6: Groupings of Data and Operations Constructs for Program Structuring Procedures PPT Slide Example PPT Slide Modules PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide Classes : User-defined data type Comparison of Procedures, Modules and Classes Procedures Modules Defined Types Program Organization PPT Slide PPT Slide CHAPTER 6: PART II 6.5 CLASS DECLARATIONS IN C++ STRUCTURE OR CLASS DECLARATION SAMPLE CODE Constructors & Destructors MEMBER NAMES AND FUNCTION CODE CLASS NAMES AS DEFINED TYPES INITIALIZATION WITH PARAMETERS OVERLOADED FUNCTION NAMES ACCESSIBITLITY: PUBLIC, PRIVATE, PROTECTED PUBLIC vs. PRIVATE 6.6 DYNAMIC ALLOCATION IN C++ NEW, DELETE POINTERS TO OBJECTS DYNAMIC ALLOCATION USING CONSTRUCTORS AND DESTRUCTORS CELLS AND LINKED LISTS LINKED LISTS 6.7 TEMPLATES: PARAMETERIZED TYPES 6.8 IMPLEMENTATION OF OBJECTS IN C++ Take you C assignment and translate it directly into C++ using “BIN” objects. See page 246 in PL book for stack object example. Due 10/12/2000 |
Author: Zages
Email: dmz@cs.bsu.edu Home Page: http://www.cs.bsu.edu/homepages/dmz/cs335/ |