Includes index.

"Introducing the New C++11 standard" Cover page.

Introduction to computers and C++ --
Introduction to C++ programming, input/output and operators --
Introduction to classes, objects, member functions and strings --
Algorithm development and control statements: part I --
Control statements, part 2; logical operators --
Functions and an introduction to recursion --
Class templates array and vector; catching exceptions --
Pointers --
Classes: a deeper look --
Operator overloading; Class string --
Object-oriented programming: inheritance --
Object-oriented programming: polymorphism --
Stream input/output: a deeper look --
File processing --
Standard library containers and ilerators --
Standard library algorithms --
Exception handling: a deeper look --
Introduction to custom templates --
Custom templatized data structures --
Searching and sorting --
Class string and string stream processing: a deeper look --
Bits, characters, C strings and structs --
Operator precedence and associativity --
ASCII character set --
Fundamental types --
Number systems --
Preprocessor

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