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Object Oriented Programming in C++ [Fourth Edition] Robert Lafore

Object-Oriented Programming in C++ [Fourth Edition] - Robert Lafore [Complete Solution]

Here I've complied all the programs and excercise solutions from the book Object-Oriented Programming in C++ [Fourth Edition] by Robert Lafore.

Table of Contents

Programs

• Chapter 02
• Chapter 03
• Chapter 04
• Chapter 05
• Chapter 06
• Chapter 07
• Chapter 08
• Chapter 09
• Chapter 10
• Chapter 11
• Chapter 12
• Chapter 13
• Chapter 14
• Chapter 15
• Chapter 16
• Excercises
  • Chapter 02
  • Chapter 03
  • Chapter 04
  • Chapter 05
  • Chapter 06
  • Chapter 07
  • Chapter 08
  • Chapter 09
  • Chapter 10
  • Chapter 11
  • Chapter 12
  • Chapter 14
  • Chapter 15

Chapter 01: The Big Picture

This chapter introduces the over all basic concepts of object oriented programming in C++. [Note: No exercise problem is given in this chapter except some basic theoretical Q&A.]

Chapter 02: C++ Programming Basics

This chapter introduces some basic fundamentals to write some elementry program in C++. It introduces three such fundamentals: basic programming construction, variables, and input/output (I/O).

Chapter 03: Loops and Decisions

In this chapter loops and decisions statements are introduced. This chapter teaches us some fundamentals of loop and decisions along with some detail descritions.

Chapter 04: Structures

This chapter is devoted to structures. It teaches us to organsie some simple variables into complex entities. In other words we can say that it helps to create some user define data types.

Chapter 05: Functions

This chapter is dedicated to functions. A function groups a number of program statements into a unit and give it a name. Function helps to aid in the conceptual organization of a programs.

Chapter 06: Objects and Classes

This chapter introduces the concepts of class and objects. Class is a specification or blueprint for a number of objects while an Object is an instance of a Class.

Chapter 07: Arrays and Strings

This chapter introduces the concepts of class and objects. Class is a specification or blueprint for a number of objects while an Object is an instance of a Class.