1.1. Object-Oriented Design
Object-oriented design is an intuitive way of thinking about the world. The same skills we use in understanding and classifying the world around us are useful in designing software. In this chapter, we give you a cursory taste of what we mean by object-oriented design and how it relates to C++. Studying a language requires learning new syntax; however, using C++ effectively means applying the language constructs differently than procedural programming. This chapter will help you learn C++ in the context of object-oriented design.
Abstraction
Object-oriented design is based on an activity called abstracting. To abstract is to ascertain the general characteristics of a set of objects in order to better understand them. ...
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