Titlebook: C++ for Scientists, Engineers and Mathematicians; Derek M. Capper Textbook 19941st edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 1994 C++.C++ pro

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Further Pointer Techniques,Pointers are fundamental to many aspects of C++. In this chapter we introduce a number of different topics concerning pointers. In particular, we consider strings, pointers as function arguments, pointers to functions, dynamic memory allocation and reference arguments.

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Multiple Inheritance,As has already been emphasized, inheritance is a natural technique to use when we have a ‘kind of’ relationship; for instance, a cube is a ‘kind of’ solid and a triangle is a ‘kind of’ shape. Sometimes, we would like to construct a derived class with more than one base class. Simple examples abound in the natural world.

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C++ Applications,This final chapter describes two projects written in C++; the first demonstrates how to solve a simple partial differential equation and the second is an example of a simulation. These examples cover two very common application areas; other applications are suggested as exercises.

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Textbook 19941st editiond to use this language for applications that are - in the main - numerical. Most engineering, phys ics, and mathematics degree courses include a computing element: this book should be used where C++ is the chosen language, already the majority of cases. The book is comprehensive and includes advance

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Functions,m. This is important as the number of different pathways through even a modest program is often very large indeed. Functions provide a way of encapsulating relatively self-contained segments of code. A function typically carries out some well-defined action, such as returning a random number, performing numerical integration or inverting a matrix.

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