Hi,
I am looking for a C++ programming "workbook"
I have learned some basic C++ OOP such as classes, inheritance,
polymorphism, virtual functions, encapsulation and all those la-la
terms... bascially from Bruce Eckel's and the Sams 21 days books.
I have done some programming for classes (like inheriting classes,
using protected, a little bit of templates) but I want to get sharpen
my on-the-terminal programming skills.
Would there be a good exercise book/ online material that would
through these exercises improve my programming skills ... I mean, I
know IN THEORY that virtual destructors are necessary in case of
dynamic object destruction (i.e. to destroy inherited objects (with
pointers) that have been created at run-time) but I haven't *really*
programmed that kind of stuff. Maybe just reproduced on my screen the
code from a book.
Would appreciate any suggestions from you guys on a "workbook" that
would start from the very basics like create a class .. then give
instances of where the protected keyword is most suited ...then delve
into better aspects of polymorphism, some good examples on virtual
functions --- WHAT i need now is hands-on programming with some
independant thought, not reading and writing the code that is given in
a book.
thanks in advance for your suggestions
Thanks.