September 2022
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
10h 10m
English
Those types are not “abstract” they are as real as int and float.
– Doug McIlroy
This chapter and the next three aim to give you an idea of C++’s support for abstraction and resource management without going into a lot of detail:
This chapter informally presents ways of defining and using new types (user-defined types). In particular, it presents the basic properties, implementation techniques, and language facilities used for concrete classes, abstract classes, and class hierarchies.
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