Difference between revisions of "CPP"
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* [[CPP/AlphebetizeString|Alphabetize a vector of strings]] | * [[CPP/AlphebetizeString|Alphabetize a vector of strings]] | ||
* [[CPP/ZeroPad|Pad a number with zeros]] | * [[CPP/ZeroPad|Pad a number with zeros]] | ||
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* [[CPP/BinaryIO|Binary input and output]] | * [[CPP/BinaryIO|Binary input and output]] | ||
* [[CPP/ExecuteLinuxCommand|Execute a linux command]] | * [[CPP/ExecuteLinuxCommand|Execute a linux command]] | ||
* [[CPP/Casting|Casting]] | * [[CPP/Casting|Casting]] | ||
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* [[CPP/KeyboardInput|Keyboard input]] | * [[CPP/KeyboardInput|Keyboard input]] | ||
* [[CPP/CommandLineArguments|Command line arguments]] | * [[CPP/CommandLineArguments|Command line arguments]] | ||
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* [[CPP/Enum|Enum]] | * [[CPP/Enum|Enum]] | ||
* [[CPP/Exceptions|Exceptions]] | * [[CPP/Exceptions|Exceptions]] | ||
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* [[CPP/Infinity|Infinity]] | * [[CPP/Infinity|Infinity]] | ||
* [[CPP/Logging|Logging]] | * [[CPP/Logging|Logging]] | ||
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* [[CPP/Namespaces|Namespaces]] | * [[CPP/Namespaces|Namespaces]] | ||
* [[CPP/NAN|NAN (not a number)]] | * [[CPP/NAN|NAN (not a number)]] | ||
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* [[CPP/Switch|Switch]] | * [[CPP/Switch|Switch]] | ||
* [[CPP/Typedef|Typedef]] | * [[CPP/Typedef|Typedef]] | ||
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*[[CPP/Math/MinMax|Min and Max]] | *[[CPP/Math/MinMax|Min and Max]] | ||
*[[CPP/Math/Trig|Trig functions]] | *[[CPP/Math/Trig|Trig functions]] | ||
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| + | === C-Style Programming Techniques === | ||
| + | * [[CPP/Array|Array]] | ||
| + | * [[CPP/2DArray|2D Array]] | ||
| + | * [[CPP/CharacterArray|Character array]] | ||
| + | * [[CPP/Macros|Macros]] | ||
| + | * [[CPP/FunctionPointer|Function pointer]] | ||
| + | * [[CPP/VariableNumberOfArguments|Variable number of function arguments]] | ||
Revision as of 05:37, 27 June 2010
Contents
C++
A statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, compiled, general-purpose programming language. It is regarded as a "middle-level" language, as it comprises a combination of both high-level and low-level language features. It was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup starting in 1979 at Bell Labs as an enhancement to the C programming language and originally named C with Classes. It was renamed C++ in 1983. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C++)
Programming Examples
- Alphabetize a vector of strings
- Pad a number with zeros
- Binary input and output
- Execute a linux command
- Casting
- Keyboard input
- Command line arguments
- Deep copy
- Default arguments
- Enum
- Exceptions
- Infinity
- Logging
- Namespaces
- NAN (not a number)
- Overload operator
- Parallel sort
- Random numbers
- StringStream
- Struct
- Switch
- Typedef
I/O
Strings
Classes
- Class template
- Constructor inheritance
- Initialization list
- Derived class
- Down casting
- Friend class
- Nested classes
- Pure virtual function
- Singleton
