Problem Solving and Programming 2 (CSC275)

Manage your program into modules. Each class interface and their function definitions are on separate files. The main file connects all of the files together.

Make a data type that can hold multiple variables and access them. Does not provide security like classes can.

A bit vague set of notes for polymorphism. Basically you can have the class be represented in more than one form.

Build-a-class. Self explanatory. Comes with some exercises.

Syntactic sugar. Just extra stuff you can use but don't have to.

Make sub classes that depend on the main class. Instead of having multiple classes that each have nearly identical functions and attributes, make a base class that holds the main stuff and have the other classes use them. Great for handling avoidable bugs.

C++ syntax for dynamic memory allocation.

Have a function or class work with any type. No rewrites.

Shows examples of redefining function bodies and declaring the amount or type of parameters. Useful techniques of defining class behavior.