 | Review of Program 5 |
| Structures (lecture)
 | Review of data types |
| Why we need structures |
| Declaring a structure |
| Referencing structure members |
| Comparison to other languages |
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| Classes (lecture)
| Why we need classes |
| Classes versus structures |
| Member variables and functions |
| Declaring an object of a class |
| Referencing member variables` |
| invoking member functions |
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| String Variables (lecture)
| String data types in other languages |
| The string standard library class |
| Using string objects |
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| Introduction to Input and Output
| Formatted versus binary I/O |
| Console versus file I/O |
| Streams versus function-based I/O |
| Steps of using a file or stream |
| Benefits of stream objects |
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| File I/O
| Opening a file |
| Reading from a file |
| Writing to a file |
| Closing a file |
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| Tools for Stream I/O
| Formatting functions |
| Manipulators |
| Namespaces ( a necessary digression ) |
| File names as input |
| File names as command line arguments |
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| Character I/O
| Doing I/O one character at a time |
| Putting back characters |
| Testing for end of file |
| Predefined character functions |
| Reading one line at a time |
| Checking for error in user input |
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