C++ for Java Programmers, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (October 28, 2003) © 2004
Mark A. Weiss

Title overview

  • Accessible presentation.

    • Takes into consideration students' Java background, and offers them a highly usable presentation on the key C++ features.

  • Contains insightful Java versus C++ comparative material.

    • Leverages students and teachers knowledge of Java by providing information about key language differences.

    • Allows a faster path to productive C++ programming than 1000 page tomes.

  • Includes thorough coverage of OOP.

    • Students can transfer their OOP skills to the Rich C++ environment while avoiding traps and pitfalls.

  • Coverage of C programming material.

    • Useful for advanced courses that require C programming or C++ programming that interfaces with C-style library routines.

  • An entire chapter devoted to JNI.

    • Includes practical advice about C++ traps and pitfalls.

Table of contents



 0. Introduction.


 1. Basic Types and Control Structures.


 2. Functions, Arrays, Strings, and Parameter Passing.


 3. Pointers and Reference Variables.


 4. Object-Based Programming: Classes.


 5. Operator Overloading.


 6. Object-Oriented Programming: Inheritance.


 7. Templates.


 8. Abnormal Control Flow.


 9. Input and Output.


10. Collections: The Standard Template Library.


11. Primitive Arrays and Strings.


12. C-Style C++.


13. Using Java and C++: The JNI.


Bibliography.


Index.
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