- The first time I learned C++ was in 2003. I would be young and frivolous and not familiar with the world. With a teacher teaching, I only learned some basics, and then more in-depth knowledge, such as templates and polymorphic applications. After participating in the work, I also used "C++ Primer Plus Sixth Edition" as a reference material for learning, but only scattered self-study of the modules that need to be used, and later I learned C# and python by myself, because my current work is mainly concentrated in C++. After hesitating for a long time, I finally decided to relearn C++, hoping to have a more comprehensive understanding of this "old language", so as not to always struggle and wander.
- This record is mainly for the convenience of self-learning and understanding. If there are errors and omissions, please correct me!
- Re-learning C++ series articles mainly refer to "C++ Primer Plus Sixth Edition". In order to facilitate understanding, other articles on the Internet will also be referred to. Specific reference materials will be explained at the end of the article.
Re-learning C++ notes overview directory:
(1) Introduction to C++ basics
(2) Processing data
(3) Compound types
(4) Loops and branch statements
(5) Use of functions
(6) Function exploration
(7) Memory model and name space
(8) Objects and classes
(9) ) Use class
(10) class and dynamic memory allocation
(11) class inheritance