Inside the Object Model serves two key functions: it teaches object-oriented analysis and design from first principles and clearly explains C++ mechanisms that implement object-oriented concepts. Drawing on nearly ten years of programming and teaching experience, Papurt thoroughly describes the relationship between the basic principles and concerns of object modeling and the C++ programming language. Each chapter uses independent examples to illustrate key concepts described in the text and features helpful icons that clearly identify important ideas and dangerous pitfalls. With over 100 figures, hundreds of working code examples, and comparisons of coding techniques, this book rewards teh reader with a complete understanding of both C++ and the object model. Professional software analysts, designers, programmers, and advanced computer science students will benefit from reading this book.
By:
David M. Papurt,
SIGS Books
Imprint: Prentice Hall
Country of Publication: United States
Volume: 4
Dimensions:
Height: 223mm,
Width: 177mm,
Spine: 24mm
Weight: 840g
ISBN: 9780132073660
ISBN 10: 0132073668
Series: SIGS: Advances in Object Technology
Pages: 546
Publication Date: 27 April 1998
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
,
Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
1. Introduction; 2. Program structure; 3. The C language subset; 4. Type, abstract data type, and class; 5. Attributes, simple associations, and composition; 6. Immutability and new built-in types; 7. Object persistence and the object life cycle; 8. Information access control; 9. Expression evaluation and operator overloading; 10. Type mismatch resolution; 11. Representation invariant and copy semantics; 12. Advanced associations and pointer-based implementation; 13. Generalization and inheritance; 14. Polymorphism and real-time binding; 15. Metatype, parameterized type, and templates; 16. Exception handling.
Reviews for Inside the Object Model: The Sensible Use of C++
If you are learning C++ and can buy only two books to help you along, this should be one of them. PC Techniques
