Final Review

Tom Kelliher, CS18

May 13, 1996

  1. Pointer variables:
    1. Lvalues, rvalues (address vs. value).
    2. Operations: address-of, de-referencing, comparison, addition, assignment, etc.
    3. Use as a parameter passing mechanism.
    4. Use with dynamically allocated variables.
  2. Variable attributes: lifetime, scope, visibility.
  3. delete and new. A good example: the simple array class.
  4. ADTs in C++:
    1. Data hiding.
    2. Abstraction.
  5. The class concept in C++:
    1. Access levels.
    2. Data members.
    3. Member functions.
    4. this.
    5. Understanding of what a copy constructor, destructor, overloaded assignment operator, etc. is.
    6. The importance of signatures in allowing multiple constructors, etc.
    7. Default constructor, destructor.
    8. Shallow vs. deep copy.
  6. Linked lists. Operations, implementations, and uses.
  7. The list class defined for the polynomial class.
  8. The polynomial class.


Thomas P. Kelliher
Sun May 12 14:49:58 EDT 1996
Tom Kelliher