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    Author(s)A. K. Sharma
    PublisherPearson
    Edition1st Edition
    ISBN9789332515833
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearMarch 2017

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    Pearson Object Oriented Programming with C++ by A. K. Sharma

    About the Book: Object-oriented programming with C++Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a paradigm shift in programming, which defines, creates, and manipulates objects to develop reusable software. This book is designed to help students understand the concepts governing OOP and develop a talent in them to choose right the OOP tools for a given problem situation. Dealing at length with the creation and manipulation of OOP components using C++, Object-Oriented Programming with C++ uses examples that reflect current practices and standards to provide a hands-on experience to budding software engineers.ContentsChapter 1 Introduction C++Chapter 2 PointersChapter 3 Programming Techniques: A SurveyChapter 4 Classes and ObjectsChapter 5 More on functions: Advanced conceptsChapter 6 Constructors and DestructorsChapter 7 Inheritance: Extending ClassesChapter 8 Templates:Code sharingChapter 9 Operator OverloadingChapter 10 File handling in C++Chapter 11 Exception handlingChapter 12 Introduction to UMLChapter 13 Polymorphism: A review