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Chapter 1: Overview Of The Chapters

• Chapter1: This overview of the chapters.
• Chapter2: A general introduction toC++.
• Chapter3: A first impression: differences betweenC andC++.
• Chapter4: Name Spaces: how to avoid name collisions.
• Chapter5: The `string' data type.
• Chapter6: TheC++ I/O library.
• Chapter7: The `class' concept: structs having functions. The `object' concept: variables of aclass.
• Chapter8: Static data and functions: members of a class not bound to objects.
• Chapter9: Allocation and returning unused memory:new,delete, and the functionset_new_handler().
• Chapter10: Exceptions: handle errors where appropriate, rather than where they occur.
• Chapter11: Give your own meaning to operators.
• Chapter12: Abstract Containers to put stuff into.
• Chapter13: Building classes upon classes: setting up class hierarchies.
• Chapter14: Changing the behavior of member functions accessed through base class pointers.
• Chapter15: Gaining access to private parts: friend functions and classes.
• Chapter16: Classes having pointers to members: pointing to locations inside objects.
• Chapter17: Constructing classes and enums within classes.
• Chapter18: The Standard Template Library.
• Chapter19: The STL generic algorithms.
• Chapter20: Multi Threading.
• Chapter21: Function templates: usingmolds for type independent functions.
• Chapter22: Class templates: usingmolds for type independent classes.
• Chapter23: Advanced Template Use: programming the compiler.
• Chapter24: Coroutines.
• Chapter26: Several examples of programs written inC++.

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