
Object-Oriented C++ You Can Build On
Build a Task Manager by Applying Object-Oriented C++ and STLBy Felix IbarraLength7h 51m
About this audiobook
modern C++ programming and object-oriented C++. Are you ready to master modern C++ and build real, working programs? Object-Oriented C++ You Can Build On is the hands-on guide that takes you from beginner to pro by teaching classes, inheritance, and memory handling through clear, worked examples. This book focuses on practical skills you can apply immediately, whether you're starting out or leveling up your coding career. You'll learn to write efficient, object-oriented code in C++ and understand how to manage memory like an expert. No fluff—just actionable knowledge that helps you build software that works.
Inside, you'll explore core OOP concepts with step-by-step projects: creating classes, using inheritance hierarchies, and mastering pointers and dynamic memory. Each chapter includes real code you can run and modify, reinforcing your learning. You'll also discover how to avoid common pitfalls in C++ and write code that is both fast and maintainable. By the end, you'll have the confidence to tackle complex C++ projects on your own.
This book stands out because it's built for doers—not theory. While other resources like Mark J. Price (author of C# 14 and .NET 10 – Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals) and BarCharts (author of C#.Net (Quick Study Computer)) focus on C# and .NET, this book is your dedicated path to mastering C++ specifically. If you want to build high-performance applications, game engines, or systems software, C++ is the language, and this book is your guide.
Don't just learn C++—build with it. Get Object-Oriented C++ You Can Build On today and start writing real programs that work.
Audiobook details
GenreTechnology
Length7 hrs 51 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Preface
3Chapter 1 — Setting Up for Success: Environment, First Program, and the Task Manager Vision
4Chapter 2 — Core Building Blocks: Variables, Data Types, and Simple I/O
5Chapter 3 — Making Decisions: Control Flow with if, switch, and Loops
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6Chapter 4 — Reusable Logic: Functions and Modular Design
7Chapter 5 — Handling Data Collections: Arrays, Vectors, and Strings
8Chapter 6 — Object-Oriented Foundations: Classes, Objects, and Encapsulation
9Chapter 7 — Advanced OOP: Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Interfaces
10Chapter 8 — Generic Programming: Templates and Type Safety
11Chapter 9 — The Standard Template Library: Containers, Iterators, and Algorithms
12Chapter 10 — Dynamic Memory Management: Pointers, Smart Pointers, and RAII
13Chapter 11 — File I/O and Persistence: Reading and Writing Data
14Chapter 12 — Error Handling: Exceptions and solid Code
15Chapter 13 — Modern C++ Features: Move Semantics, Lambdas, and C++14/17
16Chapter 14 — Exploring C++20: Concepts, Ranges, and Coroutines
17Chapter 15 — Building the Task Manager Core: Integrating All Concepts
18Chapter 16 — Polishing and Packaging: Testing, Debugging, and Release
19Chapter 17 — Performance Considerations: Profiling and Optimization
20Chapter 18 — Beyond the Book: C++ in the Real World and Next Steps
21About the Author