November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
6h 58m
English
Content preview from C++ Gotchas: Avoiding Common Problems in Coding and Design
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Index
, (comma operator), 39–40
?: (conditional operator), 15–16, 40–41
[ ] (allocating and deleting arrays), 35, 36, 168
( ) (allocating arrays), 35
-> (arrow operator), 58–60, 257–258
[ ] (index operator), 16–17
&& (logical operator), 40
|| (logical operator), 40
<<< (Sergeant operator), 48–49
A
access protection
Bridge pattern, 21–22
vs. data abstraction, 241–242
description, 19
naming conventions, 23
vs. visibility, 19–23
accessor functions. See get/set interfaces.
ACM Code of Ethics..., 32
acquaintance vs. aggregation, 253–258
acronyms, 25–26
Acyclic Visitor pattern, 306
addresses
arithmetic errors, 77–78, 89, 101, 286
base class subobjects, 206–208
members. See pointers, to members.
of a non-lvalue return, 267 ...
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