Object-oriented Programming with Turbo C++

The new compiler, Turbo C++, brings object-oriented programming (OOP) to the C programmer. This practical guide focuses on fundamental OOP methodologies, such as classes and inheritance, data abstraction and message passing.

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The Turbo C++ compiler from Borland has been designed to bring object-oriented programming (OOP) to the C programmer. This practical guide focuses on fundamental OOP methodologies, such as classes and inheritance, data abstraction and message passing. The differences between standard C and C++ are pinpointed, basic OOP techniques are taught and the book guides readers gradually into the OOP perspective. By applying OOP techniques to practical programming problems, the book helps readers exploit the full capabilities of C++, including how to utilize data structure classes to generate specialized subclasses, how to build abstract data objects which represent statistical computations and how to build abstract data objects that are used in almost any application, such as screens, windows, files and more.