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CPP_Module

This repository contains my solutions to the C++ modules. These modules cover fundamental to advanced C++ concepts, focusing on Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and C++98 standards.

Modules

The repository is organized into the following modules, each addressing specific aspects of C++:

  • Module 00: Basic C++ Concepts

    • Introduces namespaces, classes, member functions, I/O streams, initialization lists, static, const, and other basic C++ features.
    • Key exercises include creating a megaphone program and a simple phonebook application.

  • Module 01: Memory Management and References

    • Covers memory allocation, pointers to members, references, and switch statements.
    • Exercises involve working with dynamic memory, references, and implementing a Harl filter.

  • Module 02: Ad-hoc Polymorphism and Operator Overloading

    • Explores ad-hoc polymorphism, operator overloading, and the Orthodox Canonical Class Form.
    • Focuses on creating classes with overloaded operators and implementing a function to determine if a point is within a triangle.

  • Module 03: Inheritance

    • Introduces inheritance in C++.
    • Exercises involve creating class hierarchies and demonstrating proper construction and destruction chaining.

  • Module 04: Polymorphism, Abstract Classes, and Interfaces

    • Covers subtype polymorphism, abstract classes, and interfaces.
    • Focuses on implementing abstract classes and interfaces to achieve polymorphic behavior.

General Rules

  • Compilation: Code is compiled using c++ with the flags -Wall -Wextra -Werror and should compile with the -std=c++98 flag.
  • Naming Conventions: Exercise directories are named ex00, ex01, etc. Class names are in UpperCamelCase, and files are named accordingly (e.g., ClassName.hpp, ClassName.cpp).
  • Output: Unless specified otherwise, output messages end with a newline character and are displayed to standard output.
  • Coding Style: No specific coding style is enforced, but code should be clean and readable.
  • Allowed/Forbidden: The C++ standard library is allowed, but external libraries (C++11, Boost) and certain C functions (printf(), *alloc(), free()) are forbidden. using namespace <ns_name> and friend keywords are also generally forbidden.
  • STL Usage: The Standard Template Library (STL) is allowed only in Modules 08 and 09.

Important Notes

  • Each exercise requires comprehensive testing.
  • Constructors and destructors should display specific messages.
  • Follow the guidelines and avoid being lazy to maximize learning`