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This book is primarily addressed to students who are taking a course on the C++ language, to those who wish to self-study the C++ language, as well as programmers who have experience with C and want to move on to C++.
List of contents
1 Introduction to C++ 
2 Variables, Constants, and Arithmetic Conversions 
3 Data Input/Output 
4 Operators 
5 Program Control 
6 Loops 
7 Arrays 
8 Pointers 
9 Characters 
10 Strings 
11 Functions 
12 Searching and Sorting Arrays 
13 Structures and Unions 
14 Memory Management and Data Structures 
15 Preprocessor and Macros 
16 More about Functions 
17 Classes and Objects 
18 Operator Overloading 
19 More about Classes 
20 Inheritance 
21 More about Inheritance 
22 Exceptions 
23 Class Templates 
24 Files 
25 Namespaces, Type Cast Operators, and Smart Pointers 
26 Introduction to Standard Template Library 
27 Application Example 
Epilogue 
Annex A: Precedence Table 
Annex B: ASCII Table 
Annex C: Hexadecimal System 
About the author
Dr. George S. Tselikis received both his Dipl.–Ing. degree and his PhD from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). In 1998, he joined the Department of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University, New York, and worked as a postdoc research associate. He was a founding member of 4Plus S.A. (1999–2014), where he worked in the development of network protocols and services. He has a long working experience in the telecom area, and his main research interests focus on software specification, development, and testing of network protocols and services in wired and wireless networks. He has participated in many European research projects and he has collaborated with several companies in the telecom industry. Since 2004, he has been a visiting lecturer in several Greek universities teaching courses related to network technologies, protocols and communications, and programming languages.
Summary
This book is primarily addressed to students who are taking a course on the C++ language, to those who wish to self-study the C++ language, as well as programmers who have experience with C and want to move on to C++.