Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of class variables and methods in C++, focusing on the use of static class attributes to avoid global variables. It covers the declaration, initialization, and usage of class attributes, emphasizing their shared nature among class instances. Additionally, it explains the implementation of class methods as static functions, highlighting their restrictions and best practices to prevent unnecessary static method proliferation.

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Le cours suivi propose une introduction aux concepts de base de la programmation orientée objet tels que : encapsulation et abstraction, classes/objets, attributs/méthodes, héritage, polymorphisme, ..

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