C++ is a language used to create computer applications that a person can use to tell the computer what to do. C++/CLI is a C++ flavor developed by Microsoft but submitted to international standardization. This web site is dedicated to C++/CLI, providing lessons, tips, and links on how to program in this language.

 

Fundamentals	Classes	Functions

:: Intro to Variables :: Variables Scope :: Pointers and Handles :: Data Reading and Formatting

:: Introduction to Classes :: Value Types :: Unions :: Memory Management :: Introduction to Methods :: Classes and Methods :: Static Members :: Construction and Destruction

:: Introduction :: Passing Arguments :: Classes and Functions :: Pointers to Functions :: Function Templates :: Generic Functions

Conditions	Using Classes	Properties of Classes

:: Boolean Variables :: Boolean Operations :: Enumerations :: Logical Operations :: Conjunction & Disjunction :: Conditional Statements

:: Inheritance :: Abstraction :: Interfaces :: Class Templates :: Delegates :: Generic Methods :: Generics & Inheritance

:: Introduction :: Indexed Properties :: Classes and Indexed Properties

File Processing	Serialization	Arrays

:: Introduction :: Details on File Processing :: Files Operations

:: Binary :: SOAP :: Details

:: Introduction to Arrays :: Multi-Dimensional Arrays :: Jagged Arrays :: Arrays and Classes

Collections	Namespaces	Preprocessors

:: Introduction	:: Introduction	:: #include
:: Array-Based	:: Built-In Namespaces	:: #define
:: .NET Support		:: #pragma
:: ICollection
:: IList

Accessories		ADO.NET

:: Code Delimiters

:: Simple Data Display

Examples

Factorial 1

Factorial 2

Permutation

Combinatorial

An Abstract Class

An Array of Objects as a Member Variable

Returning and Passing an Array of Managed Objects

Recursion: An example of creating and using a function that calls itself

Last Update: Wednesday, October 05, 2016 22:28

Started on Sunday 07 May 2006

Bjarne Stroustrup View on C++/CLI