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245 | 1 | 0 | |a C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |c D. M. Capper |
246 | 1 | 3 | |a Introducing C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
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CONTENTS
LIST
OF
FIGURES
XIII
LIST
OF
TABLES
XV
PREFACE
XVII
STRUCTURE
OF
THIS
BOOK
.
XVIII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.
XX
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1.1
GETTING
STARTED
.
1
1.2
SOLVING
A
QUADRATIC
EQUATION
.
3
1.3
AN
OBJECT-ORIENTED
EXAMPLE
.
4
1.4
WHY
OBJECT-ORIENTED?
.
6
1.5
SUMMARY
.
7
1.6
EXERCISES
.
8
2
THE
LEXICAL
BASIS
OF
C++
9
2.1
CHARACTERS
AND
TOKENS
.
9
2.2
COMMENTS
AND
WHITE
SPACE
.
9
2.3
IDENTIFIERS
.
11
2.4
KEYWORDS
.
12
2.5
CONSTANTS
.
13
2.5.1
INTEGER
CONSTANTS
.
13
2.5.2
FLOATING
POINT
CONSTANTS
.
14
2.5.3
CHARACTER
CONSTANTS
.
14
2.5.4
STRING
CONSTANTS
.
15
2.6
OPERATORS
.
15
2.7
THE
PREPROCESSOR
.
16
2.8
PROGRAMMING
STYLE
.
16
2.9
SUMMARY
.
17
2.10
EXERCISES
.
18
VI
CONTENTS
3
FUNDAMENTAL
TYPES
AND
BASIC
OPERATORS
19
3.1
INTEGRAL
DATA
TYPES
.
20
3.1.1
TYPE
INT
.
20
3.1.2
INTEGER
MULTIPLICATION
.
23
3.1.3
INTEGER
DIVISION
.
23
3.1.4
INTEGER
MODULUS
OR
REMAINDER
OPERATOR
.
24
3.1.5
INCREMENT
AND
DECREMENT
OPERATORS
.
25
3.1.6
ASSOCIATIVITY
AND
PRECEDENCE
OF
INTEGER
OPERATORS
.
26
3.1.7
LONG
INTEGERS
.
29
3.1.8
SHORT
INTEGERS
.
29
3.1.9
UNSIGNED
INTEGERS
.
30
3.1.10
CHARACTER
TYPES
.
30
3.2
FLOATING
POINT
DATA
TYPES
.
31
3.2.1
TYPE
DOUBLE
.
32
3.2.2
TYPE
FLOAT
.
34
3.2.3
TYPE
LONG
DOUBLE
.
34
3.3
CHANGING
TYPES
.
35
3.3.1
TYPE
PROMOTION
AND
CONVERSION
.
35
3.3.2
CASTS
.
37
3.4
SOME
BASIC
OPERATIONS
.
37
3.4.1
THE
SIZEOF
OPERATOR
.
38
3.4.2
INITIALIZATION
.
38
3.4.3
ASSIGNMENT
OPERATORS
.
39
3.5
CONST
.
40
3.6
REGISTER
AND
VOLATILE
.
41
3.7
TYPEDEF
.
42
3.8
SUMMARY
.
43
3.9
EXERCISES
.
43
4
CONTROL
STRUCTURE
45
4.1
RELATIONAL
OPERATORS
.
45
4.2
LOGICAL
OPERATORS
.
47
4.3
EQUAL
AND
NOT
EQUAL
OPERATORS
.
49
4.4
BLOCKS
AND
SCOPE
.
50
4.5
BRANCH
STATEMENTS
.
51
4.5.1
IF
STATEMENT
.
51
4.5.2
IF
ELSE
STATEMENT
.
54
4.5.3
SWITCH
STATEMENT
.
56
4.6
ITERATION
STATEMENTS
.
59
4.6.1
WHILE
STATEMENT
.
59
4.6.2
FOR
STATEMENT
.
60
4.6.3
DO
STATEMENT
.
62
4.7
BREAK
AND
CONTINUE
STATEMENTS
.
64
CONTENTS
VII
4.8
GOTO
STATEMENT
.
65
4.9
COMMA
OPERATOR
.
66
4-10
NULL
STATEMENT
.
67
4.11
CONDITIONAL
EXPRESSION
OPERATOR
.
68
4.12
ORDER
OF
EVALUATION
OF
OPERANDS
.
68
4.13
THE
PREPROCESSOR
.
69
4.13.1
INCLUDE
DIRECTIVE
.
70
4.13.2
DEFINE
DIRECTIVE
.
70
4.13.3
CONDITIONAL
COMPILATION
.
72
4.14
ENUMERATIONS
.
74
4.15
SUMMARY
.
76
4.16
EXERCISES
.
77
5
FUNCTIONS
81
5.1
INTRODUCING
FUNCTIONS
.
81
5.1.1
DEFINING
AND
CALLING
FUNCTIONS
.
81
5.1.2
RETURN
TYPE
.
84
5.1.3 FUNCTION
PROTOTYPES
.
86
5.1.4
FUNCTIONS
CANNOT
DECLARE
FUNCTIONS
.
86
5.1.5
UNUSED
ARGUMENTS
.
88
5.1.6
DEFAULT
ARGUMENTS
.
89
5.1.7
IGNORING
THE
RETURN
VALUE
.
91
5.2
RECURSION
.
91
5.3
INLINE
FUNCTIONS
.
93
5.4
MORE
ON
SCOPE
RULES
.
94
5.5
STORAGE
CLASSES
AUTO
AND
STATIC
.
95
5.6
OVERLOADING
FUNCTION
NAMES
.
98
5.7
FUNCTION
MAIN()
.
100
5.8
STANDARD
LIBRARY
.
101
5.9
USING
FUNCTIONS
.
104
5.9.1
A
BENCHMARK
.
104
5.9.2
ROOT
FINDING
BY
BISECTION
.
106
5.10
SUMMARY
.
110
5.11
EXERCISES
.
ILL
6
POINTERS
AND
ARRAYS
117
6.1
MEMORY,
ADDRESSING
AND
POINTERS
.
117
6.1.1
'
ADDRESS-OF
'
OPERATOR
.
117
6.1.2
DEREFERENCING
OR
INDIRECTION
OPERATOR
.
119
6.1.3
POINTERS
.
119
6.1.4
POINTERS
DO
NOT
DECLARE
MEMORY
.
123
6.1.5
NULL
POINTER
.
125
6.2
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
125
VIII
CONTENTS
6.2.1
POINTERS
AND
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
127
6.2.2
NEGATIVE
ARRAY
INDICES
.
132
6.3
TYPE
VOID*
.
132
6.4
POINTER
CONVERSIONS
.
133
6.5
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
133
6.5.1
POINTERS
AND
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
135
6.6
INITIALIZING
ARRAYS
.
136
6.7
SIZE
OF
ARRAYS
.
138
6.8
ARRAYS
OF
POINTERS
AND
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
139
6.9
USING
POINTERS
AND
ARRAYS
.
141
6.9.1
FITTING
DATA
TO
A
STRAIGHT
LINE
.
141
6.9.2
RAGGED
ARRAYS
.
-.
.
143
6.10
SUMMARY
.
145
6.11
EXERCISES
.
148
7
FURTHER
POINTER
TECHNIQUES
151
7.1
STRINGS
.
151
7.2
POINTERS
AS
FUNCTION
ARGUMENTS
.
154
7.3
PASSING
ARRAYS
AS
FUNCTION
ARGUMENTS
.
156
7.3.1
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
156
7.3.2
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS
.
158
7.4
ARGUMENTS
TO
MAIN()
.
160
7.5
POINTERS
TO
FUNCTIONS
.
163
7.6
DYNAMIC
MEMORY
MANAGEMENT
.
169
7.6.1
ALLOCATING
MEMORY
.
169
7.6.2
DEALLOCATING
MEMORY
.
175
7.7
PASS
BY
REFERENCE
AND
REFERENCE
VARIABLES
.
177
7.7.1
REFERENCE
ARGUMENTS
.
177
7.7.2
REFERENCE
RETURN
VALUES
.
.
.
179
7.7.3
REFERENCE
VARIABLES
.
181
7.8
USING
POINTERS,
ARRAYS
AND
STRINGS
.
182
7.8.1
MATRIX
ADDITION
.
182
7.8.2
AN
ALPHABETIC
SORT
.
187
7.9
SUMMARY
.
191
7.10
EXERCISES
.
193
8
CLASSES
195
8.1
DECLARING
CLASSES
.
195
8.2
CLASS
ACCESS
SPECIFIERS
.
197
8.3
ACCESSING
MEMBERS
.
198
8.4
ASSIGNING
OBJECTS
.
200
8.5
FUNCTIONS
AND
CLASSES
.
201
8.6
DATA
HIDING
.
204
CONTENTS
IX
8.7
RETURNING
AN
OBJECT
.
206
8.8
REFERENCE
ARGUMENTS
.
207
8.9
POINTERS
TO
MEMBERS
.
208
8.10
POINTER-TO-MEMBER
OPERATORS
.
,
.
210
8.11
SCOPE
AND
DATA
PROTECTION
.
213
8.12
STATIC
MEMBERS
.
214
8.12.1
STATIC
DATA
MEMBERS
.
214
8.12.2
STATIC
MEMBER
FUNCTIONS
.
216
8.13
CONSTRUCTOR
FUNCTIONS
.
217
8.14
CONSTANT
CLASS
OBJECTS
AND
MEMBER
FUNCTIONS
.
222
8.15
FRIEND
FUNCTIONS
.
223
8.16
PROGRAM
STRUCTURE
AND
STYLE
.
225
8.16.1
MODULES
.
225
8.16.2
HEADER
FILES
.
228
8.17
USING
CLASSES
.
230
8.17.1
AN
ARRAY
CLASS
.
230
8.17.2
A
WEATHER
CLASS
.
235
8.18
SUMMARY
.
241
8.19
EXERCISES
.
244
9
OPERATOR
OVERLOADING
245
9.1
INTRODUCING
OVERLOADED
OPERATORS
.
245
9.1.1
OVERLOADING
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OPERATOR
.
246
9.1.2
THE
THIS
POINTER
.
247
9.1.3
OVERLOADING
THE
ADDITION
OPERATOR
.
249
9.1.4
OVERLOADING
THE
UNARY
MINUS
OPERATOR
.
251
9.2
USER-DEFINED
CONVERSIONS
.
252
9.2.1
CONVERSION
BY
CONSTRUCTORS
.
252
9.2.2
CONVERSION
FUNCTIONS
.
253
9.2.3
IMPLICIT
CONVERSIONS
.
257
9.3
OPERATOR
FUNCTION
CALLS
.
259
9.3.1
BINARY
OPERATORS
.
260
9.3.2
PREFIX
UNARY
OPERATORS
.
262
9.3.3
POSTFIX
UNARY
OPERATORS
.
263
9.4
SOME
SPECIAL
BINARY
OPERATORS
.
264
9.4.1
OVERLOADING
THE
SUBSCRIPT
OPERATOR
.
264
9.4.2
OVERLOADING
THE
FUNCTION
CALL
OPERATOR
.
266
9.5
DEFINING
OVERLOADED
OPERATORS
.
267
9.6
USING
OVERLOADED
OPERATORS
.
269
9.6.1
COMPLEX
ARITHMETIC
.
269
9.6.2
STRINGS
.
274
9.7
SUMMARY
.
280
9.8
EXERCISES
.
282
X
CONTENTS
10
CONSTRUCTORS
AND
DESTRUCTORS
283
10.1
MORE
ON
CONSTRUCTOR
FUNCTIONS
.
284
10.1.1
DYNAMIC
MEMORY
MANAGEMENT
.
284
10.1.2
ASSIGNMENT
AND
INITIALIZATION
.
285
10.1.3
MEMBER
OBJECTS
WITH
CONSTRUCTORS
.
287
10.2
DESTRUCTOR
FUNCTIONS
.
289
10.3
CREATING
AND
DESTROYING
OBJECTS
.
290
10.4
USING
CONSTRUCTORS
AND
DESTRUCTORS
.
295
10.4.1
SINGLY
LINKED
LISTS
.
295
10.4.2
DOUBLY
LINKED
LISTS
.
302
10.5
SUMMARY
.
307
10.6
EXERCISES
.
307
11
SINGLE
INHERITANCE
309
11.1
DERIVED
CLASSES
.
309
11.2
VIRTUAL
FUNCTIONS
.
314
11.3
ABSTRACT
CLASSES
AND
PURE
VIRTUAL
FUNCTIONS
.
318
11.4
CLASS
HIERARCHIES
.
322
11.5
CONSTRUCTORS
AND
DESTRUCTORS
.
327
11.6
MEMBER
ACCESS
AND
INHERITANCE
.
329
11.6.1
ACCESS
SPECIFIERS
.
329
11.7
ACCESS
DECLARATIONS
.
331
11.7.1
FRIENDSHIP
AND
DERIVATION
.
333
11.8
USING
SINGLE
INHERITANCE
.
335
11.8.1
A
BOUNDS
CHECKED
ARRAY
CLASS
.
335
11.8.2
A
MENU
CLASS
.
340
11.9
SUMMARY
.
347
H.LOEXERCISES
.
351
12
INPUT
AND
OUTPUT
353
12.1
INTRODUCTION
.
353
12.2
GENERIC
INPUT
AND
OUTPUT
CLASSES
.
354
12.2.1
OUTPUT
.
355
12.2.2
INPUT
.
358
12.2.3
USER-DEFINED
TYPES
.
361
12.3
FILE
INPUT
AND
OUTPUT
.
362
12.4
FORMATTING
.
365
12.5
STREAM
CONDITION
.
368
12.6
IN
MEMORY
INPUT
AND
OUTPUT
.
370
12.7
USING
THE
I/O
LIBRARY
.
372
12.8
SUMMARY
.
376
12.9
EXERCISES
.
378
CONTENTS
XI
13
BITWISE
OPERATIONS
381
13.1
BITWISE
OPERATORS
.
381
13.1.1
BITWISE
COMPLEMENT
.
382
13.1.2
BITWISE
AND
.
382
13.1.3
BITWISE
EXCLUSIVE
OR
.
382
13.1.4
BITWISE
INCLUSIVE
OR
.
383
13.1.5
SHIFT
OPERATORS
.
383
13.1.6
BITWISE
ASSIGNMENT
OPERATORS
.
384
13.2
BIT-FIELDS
.
385
13.3
UNIONS
.
386
13.4
USING
BITWISE
OPERATORS
.
388
13.4.1
A
BIT
ARRAY
CLASS
.
388
13.4.2
THE
SIEVE
OF
ERATOSTHENES
.
394
13.4.3
BIT
REPRESENTATION
OF
INTEGRAL
TYPES
.
397
13.4.4
BIT
REPRESENTATION
OF
FLOATING
POINT
TYPES
.
399
13.5
SUMMARY
.
403
13.6
EXERCISES
.
403
14
MULTIPLE
INHERITANCE
405
14.1
DERIVED
CLASSES
.
405
14.2
VIRTUAL
BASE
CLASSES
.
408
14.3
CONSTRUCTORS
AND
DESTRUCTORS
.
411
14.4
MEMBER
ACCESS
AMBIGUITIES
.
412
14.5
USING
MULTIPLE
INHERITANCE
.
414
14.6
SUMMARY
.
424
14.7
EXERCISES
.
425
15
C++
APPLICATIONS
427
15.1
FINITE
DIFFERENCE
TECHNIQUES
.
427
15.1.1
ARRAY
CLASSES
.
429
15.1.2
GRID
CLASS
.
432
15.1.3
TESTING
THE
LAPLACE
EQUATION
SOLVER
.
435
15.1.4
EXERCISES
.
440
15.2
A
SIMULATION
.
440
15.2.1
OUTLINE
OF
PROJECT
.
440
15.2.2
GRAPHICS
.
441
15.2.3
CLASS
DECLARATIONS
.
444
15.2.4
UTILITIES
.
450
15.2.5
CLASS
IMPLEMENTATIONS
.
452
15.2.6
EXERCISES
.
468
15.3
PROJECTS
.
469
APPENDIX-A
TEMPLATES
471
XII
CONTENTS
APPENDIX-B
THE
ASCII
CHARACTER
CODES
475
APPENDIX-C
OPERATOR
PRECEDENCE
AND
ASSOCIATIVITY
477
APPENDIX-D
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
C
AND
C++
481
BIBLIOGRAPHY
485
INDEX
489 |
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indexdate | 2024-08-16T01:34:35Z |
institution | BVB |
isbn | 3540198474 0387198474 |
language | English |
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physical | XX, 502 S. graph. Darst. |
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spelling | Capper, Derek M. Verfasser aut C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians D. M. Capper Introducing C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians London u.a. Springer 1994 XX, 502 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier C (langage de programmation) ram C plus-plus (langage de programmation) ram Programmation orientée objet ram c++ inriac C++ (Computer program language) Object-oriented programming (Computer science) C++ (DE-588)4193909-8 gnd rswk-swf C++ (DE-588)4193909-8 s DE-604 DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=006403078&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | Capper, Derek M. C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians C (langage de programmation) ram C plus-plus (langage de programmation) ram Programmation orientée objet ram c++ inriac C++ (Computer program language) Object-oriented programming (Computer science) C++ (DE-588)4193909-8 gnd |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4193909-8 |
title | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
title_alt | Introducing C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
title_auth | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
title_exact_search | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
title_full | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians D. M. Capper |
title_fullStr | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians D. M. Capper |
title_full_unstemmed | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians D. M. Capper |
title_short | C++ for scientists, engineers and mathematicians |
title_sort | c for scientists engineers and mathematicians |
topic | C (langage de programmation) ram C plus-plus (langage de programmation) ram Programmation orientée objet ram c++ inriac C++ (Computer program language) Object-oriented programming (Computer science) C++ (DE-588)4193909-8 gnd |
topic_facet | C (langage de programmation) C plus-plus (langage de programmation) Programmation orientée objet c++ C++ (Computer program language) Object-oriented programming (Computer science) C++ |
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