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Programming with

C++
Third Edition
 About the Author

D Ravichandran is currently based in Hyderabad and is a corporate trainer in software engineering, data
structures and algorithms, and programming languages. He was earlier a senior faculty in the Department
of Computing, Middle East College of Information Technology, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He was also
a faculty member of Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Pondicherry Engineering College,
Pondicherry, for more than 15 years. He is an expert in several computer programming languages and has
more than two decades of professional programming experience. A prolific writer, he has already published
many books in the field of computer science and information technology. His affiliations include a life
membership of the Indian Society for Technical Education and a membership of the Computer Society of
India.
Programming with

C++
Third Edition

D Ravichandran
Corporate Trainer in Software Engineering
Data Structures and Algorithms and Programming Languages
Hyderabad

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 Contents

Preface to the Third Edition xv

Acknowledgements ix

1. Introduction to Object Oriented Programming 1

1.1 Introduction 1
1.2 What is Object Oriented Programming (OOP)? 2
1.3 Structured Procedural Programming (SPP) 2
1.4 Object Oriented Programming OPP 3
1.5 Characteristics of OOPs 3
1.6 Advantages of OOPs 6
1.7 Disadvantages of OOPs 7
1.8 Comparison of Structured Procedural Programming (SPP) and Object Oriented Programming
(OOP) 7
1.9 Steps in Developing OOP Programs 8
1.10 Structure of Object Oriented Programs 9
1.11 Object Oriented Languages 11
1.12 Importance of C++ 11
Review Questions 12

2. Building ANSI C++ Program 13

2.1 Introduction 13
2.2 History of C++ 13
2.3 The Latest Addenda to ANSI/ISO C++ 15
2.4 Possible Future Additions to C++ 16
2.5 C++ versus C 16
2.6 Versions of C++ 17
2.7 Source Program Names 17
2.8 Compiling and Debugging C++ Programs 17
2.9 Stages of Program Development 18
2.10 Compiling GNU GCC/G++ in Linux 20
2.11 Compiling C/C++ Program in UNIX 21
2.12 Building C++ Under Microsoft .NET Platform 22
Review Questions 31
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3. Data Types, Operators and Expressions 32

3.1 Identifiers and Keywords 32
3.2 Data Types 34
3.3 C++ Simple Data Types 35
3.4 Literals 38
3.5 Variables 43
3.6 The Const Datatype 45
3.7 C++ Operators 46
3.8 Arithmetic Operators 46
3.9 Assignment Operators 50
3.10 Arithmetic Assignment Operators 51
3.11 Comparison and Logical Operators 52
3.12 Bitwise Operators 58
3.13 Bitwise Assignment Operators 62
3.14 Special Operators 63
3.15 Type Conversion 66
3.16 ANSI C++ Type Casting 68
3.17 Summary of ANSI C++ Operators 69
3.18 ANSI C++ Alternate Punctuation Tokens 71
Review Questions 71
Concept Review Questions 72
4. Input and Output Streams 75
4.1 Comments 75
4.2 Declaration of Variables 76
4.3 The Main () Function 77
4.4 Simple C++ Programs 77
4.5 Program Termination 79
4.6 Features of Iostream 80
4.7 Keyboard and Screen I/O 83
4.8 Manipulator Functions 86
4.9 Input and Output (I/O) Stream Flags 93
Review Questions 105
Concept Review Problems 106
Programming Exercises 111
5. Control Statements 112
5.1 Conditional Expressions 112
5.2 Loop Statements 132
5.3 Nested Control Structures 151
5.4 Breaking Control Statements 153
Review Questions 159
Concept Review Problems 160
Programming Exercises 176
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6. Functions and Program Structures 179

6.1 Introduction 179
6.2 Defining a Function 180
6.3 The Return Statement 182
6.4 Function Prototypes 183
6.5 Types of User Defined Functions 185
6.6 Actual and Formal Arguments 198
6.7 Local VS Global Variables 200
6.8 Default Arguments 202
6.9 Structure of the C++ Program 205
6.10 Order of the Function Declaration 208
6.11 Mutually Invocated Functions 211
6.12 Nested Functions 212
6.13 Scope Rules 214
6.14 Side Effects 216
6.15 Storage Class Specifiers 217
6.16 Recursive Functions 226
6.17 Preprocessors 229
6.18 Header Files 235
6.19 Standard Functions 235
Review Questions 235
Concept Review Problems 236
Programming Exercises 247

7. Arrays 248
7.1 Introduction 248
7.2 Array Notation 249
7.3 Array Declaration 249
7.4 Array Initialisation 250
7.5 Processing with Arrays 252
7.6 Arrays and Functions 259
7.7 Multidimensional Arrays 266
7.8 Character Array 276
Review Questions 285
Concept Review Problems 286
Programming Exercises 291

8. Pointers and Strings 293

8.1 Introduction 293
8.2 Pointer Arithmetic 299
8.3 Pointers and Functions 305
8.4 Pointers to Functions 311
8.5 Passing a Function to Another Function 314
8.6 Pointers and Arrays 316
8.7 Arrays of Pointers 319
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8.8 Pointers and Strings 320

8.9 Pointers to Pointers 327
8.10 Deciphering Complex Declarations 329
Review Questions 331
Concept Review Problems 332
Programming Exercises 339

9. Structures, Unions and Bit Fields 340

9.1 Introduction 340
9.2 Declaration of a Structure 341
9.3 Processing with Structures 343
9.4 Initialisation of Structure 350
9.5 Functions and Structures 352
9.6 Arrays of Structures 357
9.7 Arrays within a Structure 361
9.8 Structures within a Structure (Nested Structure) 368
9.9 Pointers and Structures 375
9.10 Unions 379
9.11 Bit Fields 383
9.12 Typedef 386
9.13 Enumerations 389
Review Questions 391
Concept Review Problems 392
Programming Exercises 396

10. Classes and Objects 398

10.1 Introduction 398
10.2 Structures and Classes 399
10.3 Declaration of a Class 401
10.4 Member Functions 405
10.5 Defining the Object of a Class 407
10.6 Accessing a Member of Class 409
10.7 Array of Class Objects 423
10.8 Pointers and Classes 426
10.9 Unions and Classes 430
10.10 Classes within Classes (Nested Class) 432
10.11 Summary of Structures, Classes and Unions 439
Review Questions 440
Concept Review Problems 440
Programming Exercises 449

11. Special Member Functions 454

11.1 Introduction 454
11.2 Constructors 455
11.3 Destructors 470
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11.4 Inline Member Functions 476

11.5 Static Class Members 481
11.6 Friend Functions 487
11.7 Dynamic Memory Allocations 496
11.8 This Pointer 502
11.9 Mutable 505
Review Questions 506
Concept Review Problems 506
Programming Exercises 513

12. Single and Multiple Inheritance 518

12.1 Introduction 518
12.2 Single Inheritance 520
12.3 Types of Base Classes 524
12.4 Types of Derivation 531
12.5 Ambiguity in Single Inheritance 534
12.6 Array of Class Objects and Single Inheritance 536
12.7 Multiple Inheritance 538
12.8 Container Classes 549
12.9 Member Access Control 552
12.10 Summary of the Inheritance Access Specifier 568
Review Questions 568
Concept Review Problems 569
Programming Exercises 581

13. Overloading Functions and Operators 584

13.1 Function Overloading 584
13.2 Operator Overloading 607
13.3 Overloading of Binary Operators 612
13.4 Overloading of Unary Operators 617
Review Questions 621
Concept Review Problems 622
Programming Exercises 632

14. Polymorphism and Virtual Functions 633

14.1 Polymorphism 633
14.2 Early Binding 634
14.3 Polymorphism with Pointers 638
14.4 Virtual Functions 641
14.5 Late Binding 644
14.6 Pure Virtual Functions 653
14.7 Abstract Base Classes 656
14.8 Constructors Under Inheritance 659
14.9 Destructors Under Inheritance 661
14.10 Virtual Destructors 664
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14.11 Virtual Base Classes 668

Review Questions 673
Concept Review Problems 674
Programming Exercises 685

15. Templates, Namespace and Exception Handling 689

15.1 Function Template 689
15.2 Class Template 694
15.3 Overloading of Function Template 698
15.4 Exception Handling 703
15.5 Namespace 710
Review Questions 724
Concept Review Problems 725
Programming Exercises 735

16. Data File Operations 736

16.1 Opening and Closing of Files 736
16.2 Stream State Member Functions 738
16.3 Reading/Writing a Character from a File 740
16.4 Binary File Operations 745
16.5 Classes and File Operations 747
16.6 Structures and File Operations 753
16.7 Array of Class Objects and File Operations 754
16.8 Nested Classes and File Operations 757
16.9 Random Access File Processing 761
Review Questions 766
Programming Exercises 767

17. STL–Containers Library 768

17.1 Introduction 768
17.2 Vector Class 769
17.3 Double Ended Queue (Deque) Class 772
17.4 List Class 775
17.5 Stack Class 777
17.6 Queue Class 781
17.7 Priority_queue Class 786
17.8 Set 788
17.9 Multiset 789
17.10 Map 790
17.11 Multimap 792
17.12 Bitset 793
Review Questions 793

18. STL–Iterators and Allocators 795

18.1 Introduction 795
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