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Make sub classes that depend on the main class. Instead of having multiple classes that each have nearly identical functions and attributes, make a base class that holds the main stuff and have the other classes use them. Great for handling avoidable bugs.

C++ syntax for dynamic memory allocation.

Have a function or class work with any type. No rewrites.

Shows examples of redefining function bodies and declaring the amount or type of parameters. Useful techniques of defining class behavior.

Just a flashcard showing all return types of all operator overloads. Learning operator overloads is completely optional. It's just syntactic sugar.

Make C++ functions call either themselves or each other. Handy for calculating factorials or exponents. Be sure to have a base case to stop the function when it's done.

Learn how to build arrays that can grow or shrink. Programming language is in C++

A how-to on making all objects share a variable. C++ syntax for setting this up is included.

These notes cover chapter 6, sections 2 and 3

These notes cover chapter 6 section 6