C++ Primer Answer Book
by Clovis L. Tondo, Bruce P. Leung
List Price: $29.95
Paperback - 448 pages (December 1998)
Table of Contents
Contents
Foreword vii
Preface ix
Chapter 1 Getting Started
Chapter 2 A Tour of C++
Chapter 3 The C++ Data Types
Chapter 4 Expressions
Chapter 5 Statements
Chapter 6 Abstract Container Types
Chapter 7 Functions
Chapter 8 Scope and Lifetime
Chapter 9 Overloaded Functions
Chapter 10 Function Templates
Chapter 11 Exception Handling
Chapter 12 The Generic Algorithms
Chapter 13 Classes
Chapter 14 Class Initialization, Assignment, and Destruction
Chapter 15 Overloaded Operators and User-Defined Conversions
Chapter 16 Class Templates
Chapter 17 Class Inheritance and Subtyping
Chapter 18 Multiple and Virtual Inheritance
Chapter 19 Uses of Inheritance in C++
Chapter 20 The iostream Library
Index
Reviews
Amazon.com
Over the years, Stanley B. Lippman's C++ Primer has been a popular choice among programmers looking to master the difficulties of C++. That book provides dozens of programming exercises--some simple and many quite challenging--but without any answers.
C++ Primer Answer Book delivers all the solutions to the exercises in Lippman's book.
This handy resource walks through the Lippman text and reproduces every question along with its answer. Early chapters look at basic C++ features, such as data types, expressions, and statements. Next, it explains how to use the Standard Template Library
(STL) for data containers. Readers will appreciate the answers here for getting the most out of vectors, lists, and maps, and the generic algorithms (which can be used to customize the behavior of STL classes).
Further sections look at the ins and outs of writing functions, function templates, and overloading (including operator overloading). While there's a tendency in some exercises to stress obscure C++ language features, the great majority of exercises
develop the reader's understanding of key aspects of C++. Later sections stress class design (including inheritance) and advanced language features (such as namespaces and templates). --Richard Dragan
Book Description
Clearly, the best way to learn C++--not just its language constructs, but how the language is actually put to use--is through problem solving and practice. Accordingly, the best- C++ Primer, Third Edition, by Stanley Lippman and Jose Lajoie, presents
dozens of open-ended exercises to help C++ programmers gain practical experience and acquire a deeper understanding of the language's intricacies.
But what do you do when the answer to one of these exercises baffles you? Now you can turn to the C++ Primer Answer Book. Intended as a companion to the C++ Primer, the Answer Book provides the solutions to the exercises, allowing you to learn how the
masters solve critical programming challenges. With the Answer Book in hand, you will have the technical explanations, practical techniques, and actual code to end your frustration and help you work through solutions.
This book is completely up-to-date, covering the final ANSI/ISO C++ Standard, extensions, standard library, and the STL. The exercises and corresponding solutions address a broad range of C++ topics, including
Data types
Abstract container types
Generic algorithms
Class templates
Multiple and virtual inheritance
iostream library, and more
C++ programmers who use the C++ Primer Answer Book in conjunction with the C++ Primer will better understand the concepts of C++ by working through the exercises, and will gain new perspectives through reviewing these solutions.
Synopsis
This guide presents thorough, well-written solutions and insights to Stanley B. Lippman and Josee Lajoie's "C++ Primer, 3rd Edition".
About the Authors
Clovis L. Tondo is President of T&T TechWorks, Inc., a company that provides technical training in C, C++, and UNIX tools to major corporations and produces books for technical publishers. Dr. Tondo is also author of The C Answer Book and coauthor of
eight books on C, device drivers, MAKE, and data structures.
Bruce P. Leung is a software engineer with Connected Components Corporation, where he is part of a small team developing a state-of-the-art C++ compiler. He has been involved with the development of various research and industry compilers for the past
twelve years. He has also coauthored a data structures textbook with Dr. Tondo.
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