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Cohoon/Davidson: C++ Program Design, Third Edition
C++ Program Design, 3/e
James P. Cohoon, University of Virginia
Jack W. Davidson, University of Virginia

C++: The fundamentals

Chapter 2 Overview

In this chapter, we examine and write several small C++ programs and introduce the fundamental objects supported by C++. The intent is to give you an overall feel for the general structure of a C++ program and to help you become familiar with fundamental objects provided by C++. Indeed, a characteristic that often distinguishes one programming language from another is the primitive objects provided by the language. C++ has a rich set of fundamental objects, which allow integers, reals, and characters to be created and operated on.