TOC (Page 5): C++ How to Program, 4/e

Table of Contents (Page 5): C++ How to Program, 4/e

15	Class string and String Stream Processing	850
15.1	Introduction	851
15.2	string Assignment and Concatenation	852
15.3	Comparing strings	855
15.4	Substrings	857
15.5	Swapping strings	858
15.6	string Characteristics	859
15.7	Finding Strings and Characters in a string	862
15.8	Replacing Characters in a string	864
15.9	Inserting Characters into a string	866
15.10	Conversion to C-Style char* Strings	867
15.11	Iterators	869
15.12	String Stream Processing	870
16	Web Programming with CGI	880
16.1	Introduction	881
16.2	HTTP Request Types	882
16.3	Multi-Tier Architecture	882
16.4	Accessing Web Servers	883
16.5	Apache HTTP Server	884
16.6	Requesting XHTML Documents	885
16.7	Introduction to CGI	885
16.8	Simple HTTP Transaction	886
16.9	Simple CGI Script	888
16.10	Sending Input to a CGI Script	895
16.11	Using XHTML Forms to Send Input	897
16.12	Other Headers	905
16.13	Case Study: An Interactive Web Page	905
16.14	Cookies	909
16.15	Server-Side Files	915
16.16	Case Study: Shopping Cart	921
16.17	Internet and Web Resources	936
17	Data Structures	942
17.1	Introduction	943
17.2	Self-Referential Classes	944
17.3	Dynamic Memory Allocation and Data Structures	945
17.4	Linked Lists	945
17.5	Stacks	960
17.6	Queues	965
17.7	Trees	969
18	Bits, Characters, Strings and Structures	1000
18.1	Introduction	1001
18.2	Structure Definitions	1001
18.3	Initializing Structures	1003
18.4	Using Structures with Functions	1004
18.5	typedef	1004
18.6	Example: High-Performance Card-Shuffling and Dealing Simulation	1005
18.7	Bitwise Operators	1007
18.8	Bit Fields	1017
18.9	Character-Handling Library	1020
18.10	String-Conversion Functions	1026
18.11	Search Functions of the String-Handling Library	1031
18.12	Memory Functions of the String-Handling Library	1036

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