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C++ Programming Wikibook

This book covers the essential features of the C++ language and its standard library (STL). It also provides a survey of important concepts, software design, and design patterns, but as a stepping stone for the reader or as an introduction to more advanced C++ concepts. Its primary objective is to provide an appropriate book for an introduction course on the C++ programming language and its computer science concepts or related applications.

Table of contents


There is also a whole book view to ease copy/printing (may not reflect the actual state of the book).


About this book
1. Foreword - introduction to this (Wiki)book and Authors references.
2. Introduction - simple introduction to the book topic.
C++, the programming language
Getting Started
1. What is a programming language?
2. What is a program?
3. Understanding Source Files
   - Introduction to the Source Code and Source File concepts.
4. A statically-typed free-form multi-paradigm language
   - this is C++, introduction to the Statically Typed and Type Checking concepts.
   1. Programming Paradigms
      - introduction to the Programming Paradigms (Procedural, Generic, Object and Object-Oriented) with some more detail in the last one.
5. The compiler
   - introduction to the compiler and its directives (inline, static, etc...), to simple optimizations and to the debugging process (breakpoints and watchpoints) and compile versus runtime time problems.
6. The preprocessor
   - introduction to the preprocessor and its directives (including #include and so the standard headers).
Fundamentals
1. Code Conventions (Source Code Style)
   - all about comments, identifier naming, whitespace and indentation, code blocks and files organization...
2. Namespaces
3. Variables
   - introduction to variables (declaration, assignment, reference and scope), the basic data types and the special types (like arrays and pointers) and to the type qualifiers.
4. Enumerative data types (enum)
5. Assignment and Operators
   - introduction to the Operators, the order of operations, the Operator Precedence (Composition), the special Operators like * (Pointers) and & (References), sizeof(), new, delete and mention of Operator overloading that is extended in another section.
6. Introduction to arrays
7. Type casting
   - automatic, explicit and advanced type casts.
8. Logical operators
   - introduction to the && (and), || (or), and ! (not) logical Operators, including boolean logic.
9. Flow of control in a program
   - introduction to the Conditionals (if, if-else, switch), Loops (while, do-while, for iterations) and other control flow constructs.
10. Introducing functions
    - introduction to functions (including the main()), parameters (by reference and value) and constant arguments, multiple parameters, returning values (also constant results), recursive functions, pointers to functions and function overloading.
Object and Object-Oriented Programming
1. Structures
2. Unions
3. Classes
4. Abstract classes
5. Pure abstract classes (interfaces or ADT's (abstract data types) )
6. Operator overloading
Miscellaneous and Advanced Features
1. Exception handling
2. Templates
3. Run-Time Type Information (RTTI)
The Standard Library
1. The string class
2. The Standard Template Library (STL)
3. File and screen output
In the real world
1. Boost Library
2. Multi-Threading
3. Related or Similar Languages
4. What is an API?
5. Win32 (aka WinAPI)
   1. Win32 Wrappers
6. Cross Platform Wrappers (Threads/Networking/GUI)
7. Introduction into design patterns
8. Optimizing Your Programs
Appendix A: Internal References
1. List of Keywords
   [included next to The Compiler]
2. List of Standard Headers
   [included in The preprocessor (next to the #include keyword)]
3. Table of Operators
   [included in the introduction to Operators]
4. Table of Data Types
   [included in the introduction to Variables]
Appendix B: External References
1. Weblinks to various relevant locations (documentation sites, compilers, libs, forums and online books, etc...)
2. Books, information on physically printed on dead trees books.
3. Windows Programming
Appendix C: Source Code Examples
• Complete (code and included explanation and more complex examples):

1. Your first program - "Hello World"
2. The Standard IO Stream

• Code snips (simple programs or code part):

1. Simple "Hello World"
2. Storing two values in integer variables v1 - Storing two values in integer variables v2
3. Using a Class

Appendix D: Extra Concepts
• C++ & Modeling

1. Unified Modeling Language (UML)

• API Wrappers

1. MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes)

• C++ Compiler/IDE Specific Information

1. Microsoft Visual Studio
   1. Using Static Libraries - setting up the IDE to use the Boost library





C Programming Wikibook

Table of contents
Introduction

Why Learn C

History

What you need before you can learn

Using a Compiler

A Taste of C

Exercise

Beginning C

Basic Concepts

Basics of Compilation

Programming Structure and Style

Error Catching

Variables

Simple Input and Output

Simple Math in C

Further Math in C

Program Flow

Procedures and Functions

The Preprocessor

Libraries

Standard libraries

File I/O

Exercises

In-depth C ideas

Arrays & Strings

Pointers and relationship to arrays

Memory Management

String Manipulation

C complex types

Sockets and Networking (UNIX)

Common Practices

C and beyond

Language Overloading and Extensions

Combining Languages

Commented Source Code Library

Computer Programming

The following articles are C adaptions from articles of the Computer programming book.

Statements

C Reference Tables

This section has some tables and lists of C entities.

• C References - The Whole List
• C Keywords
• Standard C Headers
• C Operator Precedence Table
• C Data Types
• C Compilers Reference List



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June 8, 2006

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June 7, 2006

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Table of Contents


• Acknowledgments
  
• We Want to Hear from You
  
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• Week 1: At a Glance
  
• Day 1. Introduction to the Microsoft .NET Framework
• What Is .NET?
• Windows of the Past
• The Common Language Runtime
• Understanding the Common Language Specification
• Understanding the Common Type System
• Handling Memory and Garbage
• The .NET Framework Class Library
• What about C++?
• .NET Servers and the Future of .NET
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• Q&A
• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Summary
• Q&A
• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• More About Controls
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• Q&A
• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Q&A
• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Deploying ASP.NET Applications with Windows Installer
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• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Using Structured Exception Handling
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• Quiz
• Exercises
  
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• Week 2: At a Glance
  
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The .NET Developer's Guide to Windows Security


Table of Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements


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Item 4: What is the principle of least privilege?

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Item 6: What is authentication?

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Item 13: What is a SID?

Item 14: How to program with SIDs

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Item 16: What is a token?

Item 17: What is a logon session?

Item 18: What is a window station?

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Item 20: What is a group?

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Item 55: How to configure the authentication and impersonation level for an ASP.NET app

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Item 59: What is Kerberos?

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Item 67: How to add CIA to .NET Remoting

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