What’s it about? Abstract C++ Polymorphism takes an abstract look at dynamic polymorphism in C++, its permutations and context and how it may appear in program design - in minimum depth. The ‘profession’ is used in an analogy to [pure] virtual member function inheritance.
Who’s it for? Analysts of all disciplines interested in C++ properties for modelling conception and design; Competent C++ programmers interested in a simplification of and an oversight over the use of dynamic polymorphism. In any case, advanced knowledge of C++ programming is presumed - this book is not a C++ tutorial, but literally an abstraction of how polymorphism can emulate a variety of process behaviour and flexibility.
What’s the word count? Low. In fact, Abstract C++ Polymorphism uses ideograms paired with lines of C++ code skeletons as a communication tool for its programming chapters; text is mainly preserved for auxiliary chapters, e.g. introduction and the ‘profession’ terminology.
Who’s it for? Analysts of all disciplines interested in C++ properties for modelling conception and design; Competent C++ programmers interested in a simplification of and an oversight over the use of dynamic polymorphism. In any case, advanced knowledge of C++ programming is presumed - this book is not a C++ tutorial, but literally an abstraction of how polymorphism can emulate a variety of process behaviour and flexibility.
What’s the word count? Low. In fact, Abstract C++ Polymorphism uses ideograms paired with lines of C++ code skeletons as a communication tool for its programming chapters; text is mainly preserved for auxiliary chapters, e.g. introduction and the ‘profession’ terminology.
