Titlebook: Introducing C++ for Scientists, Engineers and Mathematicians; Derek Capper Textbook 2001Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 2001 C progr

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Control Structure, would fail, but there is nothing we can do to prevent this with the techniques we have learned so far. All of our programs have a very simple control structure. In fact control just passes from one statement to the next, with no alternative pathway through a program. Our next task is to introduce i

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Further Pointer Techniques,consider strings, pointers as function arguments, pointers to functions, dynamic memory allocation and reference arguments. It should be emphasized that in this chapter we are . concerned with the more sophisticated string defined as a C++ template. We consider such “strings” in Chapter 17.

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Classes,a user-defined type (sometimes called an abstract data type) that has its own collection of data, functions and operators.. Various levels of data hiding are provided and these help to create an interface to the class, hiding its implementation.

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Operator Overloading, name, but the functions have different numbers of arguments or different argument types. Using similar techniques, we can overload the built-in operators (such as assignment, addition, multiplication etc.) so that they perform user-defined operations. This chapter is concerned with the details of h

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,Bitwise Operations??,tions are not common in numerical applications, but such operations are sometimes used to reduce memory requirements. It is also important to understand how the fundamental data types are represented in terms of bits, and what restrictions these representations impose on our calculations.

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