Introduction to C++ (and C) Programming

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IntroClassesE ciencyOOPIntroductionto C++(andC)ProgrammingHansPetterLangtangen 1; Informatics, Oslo2January LangtangenIntroductionto C++(andC)ProgrammingIntroClassesE ciencyOOPOutline1Introto C++programmingAboutC andC++Introductory C++exampleManipulatedata lesMatrix-vector productTheC preprocessorExercisesAboutclassesin C++A simpleclass2ClassprogrammingClassComplex A vector classStandard TemplateLibrary3E ciency;C++ :ODEsolversClassesfor LangtangenIntroductionto C++(andC)ProgrammingIntroClassesE ciencyOOPContentsGentleintroductionto C++FileI/OArrays andloopsDetailedexplanationof classeswithbuilt-inarithmeticsComputatio nale ciencyaspectsObject-orientedprogramminga ndclasshierarchiesUsingC++objectsin LangtangenIntroductionto C++(andC)ProgrammingIntroClassesE ciencyOOPRequiredbackgroundProgrammingex periencewitheitherJavaor fortran /MatlabInterestin numericalcomputingwithC++Interestin low-leveldetailsof thecomputerKnowledgeof someC is advantageous(butnotrequired) LangtangenIntroductionto C++(andC)

Intro Classes E ciency OOP C/C++ Hello World I/O A*x Macros Exercises Classes Simple class C versus other languages Fortran 77 is more primitive but more reliable Matlab is as simple/primitive as Fortran 77, but with many more high-level commands (= easy to use) C++ is a superset of C and much richer/higher-level/reliable

  Matlab, Fortran