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"Introduction to C++" outline.

• Chapter 1 - Program
  What is a definition?
  What is a program?
  What is a source file?
  Program text
  Comment
  Name
  The smallest legal C++ program
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 2 - Type
  What is a type?
  The type: char
  The type: int
  The type: float
  The type: string
  Truth in C++
  iostream.h
  "get.h"
  "string.h"
  endl
  Combining output to the screen
  Usage
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 3 - Operator
  Operator
  Expression
  Order of evaluation of operators
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 4 - Statement
  Statement
  Definition Statement
  Expression Statement
  Compound Statement
  If Statement
  Logical Operators
  Loop
  While Statement
  For Statement
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 5 - Array
  Array
  Array Definition
  Array Subscripting
  How to copy an array
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 6 - Pointer
  Address
  How to get the address of a variable
  Pointer
  How to define a pointer
  How to set a pointer
  How to dereference a pointer
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 7 - Reference
  Reference
  How to define a reference
  Pointers and References
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 8 - Const
  How to make something read-only
  Pointer to read-only
  Reference to read-only
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 9 - Scope
  Scope
  Example
  
• Chapter 10 - Function
  Function
  Function definition
  Function call
  How to pass one input parameter to a function
  How to pass two input parameters to a function
  How to pass an output parameter from a function
  Function scope
  Pass-by-value input parameters
  Pass-by-pointer input parameters
  Pass-by-reference input parameters
  Pass-by-const-reference input parameters
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 11 - Overloaded function
  Overloaded function
  Overloading
  Which overload to invoke?
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 12 - Header file
  Multiple source files
  Scope
  What is a declaration?
  What is a header file?
  How to declare a function
  #include
  Sample
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 13 - Class
  Class in UML
  Class in C++
  How to use a class
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 14 - Attribute
  Attribute in UML
  Attribute in C++
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 15 - Operation
  Operation in UML
  Operation in C++
  Function member definitions
  How to use an operation (i.e. send a message)
  How to use an operation (i.e. send a message) via a pointer
  How to use an operation (i.e. send a message) via a reference
  Const function member
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 16 - Object I/O
  How to output an object to the screen
  How to use object output
  How to input an object from the keyboard
  How to use object input
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 17 - Constructor
  Object initialization
  Problems
  Object initialization (again)
  Problems (again)
  Object initialization (finally)
  Constructor
  How to initialize via copying from an existing object of the same class
  Copy constructor
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 18 - Destructor
  Object cleanup
  Problems
  Object cleanup (finally)
  Destructor
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 19 - How to add an attribute to a class
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 20 - 1-1 Association
  1-1 Association in UML
  1-1 Association in C++
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 21 - 1-Optional Association
  1-Optional Association in UML
  1-Optional Association in C++
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 22 - 1-Many Association
  1-Many Association in UML
  1-Many Association in C++
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 23 - Aggregation
  Aggregation in UML
  Aggregation in C++
  Notes
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 24 - Inheritance
  Inheritance in UML
  Inheritance in C++
  Notes
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 25 - Overriding
  Overriding
  Derived class's implementation does no work
  Derived class's implementation does less work
  Derived class's implementation does more work
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 26 - Substitutability
  Substitutability
  Instance substitutability
  Pointer substitutability
  Reference substitutability
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 27 - Polymorphism
  Polymorphism in UML
  Polymorphism in C++
  How to make an operation polymorphic in C++
  Notes
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 28 - Abstract Class
  Abstract class in UML
  Abstract class How to make a polymorphic operation abstract in C++
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 29 - Overloaded Operator
  What we have now
  Wouldn't it be nice ...
  Overloaded operator
  How to overload an operator
  Overriding an overloaded operator
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 30 - Stream
  Stream
  << and >>
  Overloading << and >>
  Exercise
  
• Chapter 31 - File I/O
  How to output to a disk file
  How to input from a disk file
  How to test for end of file
  Exercise