C++ How To Program

This edition (first, 1994) offers a comprehensive explanation of C++'s capabilities, including the latest additions to the language and the new ANSI/ISO C++ standard library. Topics include classes, objects, and encapsulation; inheritance and polymorphism; Standard Template Library (STL); ANSI/ISO C++ draft standard features; arrays and strings as full-fledged objects; namespaces and runtime type identification; and help in building real-world C++ applications. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Key Benefit: The revision of this bestselling C++ title (92,000 copies life of edition, 25,000 retail/wholesale) has been completely updated to reflect changes in ANSI Standard C++, and showcases the strengths of the Deitels' "How to Program" methodology: hundreds of exercises (many with answers), concepts exhaustively illustrated with working, tested code and screen captures that show exact output, and hundreds of valuable insights into common errors, good programming practices, and performance tips. Key Topics: Completely revised and updated: revision incorporates all of the recent changes to ANSI Standard C++, making it the most up-to-date book available. 1100+ pages, complete with hundreds of exercises, thousands of lines of working codes, and valuable insights into good programming practices.