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- Intro
- "C++ is an "object oriented" language. Object
oriented
Programming is a reaction to
Programming problems that were
first seen in large programs being developed in the 70s. All object
oriented languages try to accomplish three things as a way of thwarting
the problems inherent in large projects: (1) object oriented languages
all implement "data abstraction" in a clean way using a concept called
"classes"; (2) all object oriented languages try to make parts of
programs easily reusable and extensible; (3) object oriented languages
try to make existing code easily modifiable without actually changing
the code.
- Since C++
is an object oriented language, it
possesses the three object oriented benefits discussed above. C++
adds two other enhancements of its own to clean up problems in the
original C language or to make
Programming in C++ easier than it
is in C: (1) C++ adds a concept called "operator overloading";
(2) C++ also cleans up the implementation of several portions of
the C language, most importantly I/O and memory allocation.
- C++
solves many other problems as well. For
example, it solves the "common code replicated in many places" problem
by letting you factor out common code in a third dimension. It solves
the "I want to change the parameter type passed into a function without
changing the function" problem by letting you overload the same function
name with multiple parameter lists. It solves the "I want to make a tiny
change to the way this works, but I don't have the source for it"
problem, and at the same time it also solves the "I want to redo this
function completely but not change the rest of the
Library" problem
using inheritance. It makes the creation of libraries much cleaner. It
drastically improves the maintainability of code. And so on." (Marshall
Brain & Kelly Campbell)
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Casting in C++: Bringing Safety and Smartness to Your Programs (G.
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