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Symantec C++ 1994

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Symantec C++: Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals for the Macintosh is a book by Dan Parks Sydow, published by Prima Publishing (Prima Computer Books), Rocklin, California, copyright 1994. Technical reviewer Peter Ferrante. ISBN 1-55958-633-8; Library of Congress catalog card number 94-066733. The printed extent is xxxi, 426 pages; the scan has 456 pages and a text layer.

It teaches C++ and object-oriented programming on the Macintosh using the Symantec C++ compiler (the first chapter covers creating a project in Symantec C++ 6.0). The introduction (pp. xv–xxvii) describes installing and using the Simulator C++ software that came with the book; the disk is not part of the scan.

Contents

Chapter Title Page
Introduction xv
1 Using the Symantec C++ Compiler 1
2 Introduction to C++ and OOP 31
3 The C Language: The Basis of C++ 51
4 Additions to C: ++ Means C++ 77
5 Classes and Objects 109
6 Derived Classes 159
7 Abstract Classes 199
8 Dynamic Binding 221
9 Objects and the User 265
10 Windows as Objects 309
11 A Complete Example 345
A Getting and Using QuickTime 387
B Menu Handling 403
Index 417

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