C+ C++: Programming With Objects in C and C++

This delightfully written, lucid book is designed for professional programmers who know C thoroughly. It is a careful look at both sides of C++ from good object-oriented programming to "brain-damaged syntax." Key concepts are listed in the margins and are indexed for easy reference and further study. After discussion of the differences between C and C++, classes and polymorphism are introduced. The conclusion covers building class libraries and uses a linked-list library as a sample implementation. A companion disk with all examples is available separately. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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