C++ Chapter 11 OOP - Part 1
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The document outlines the chapter topics for Chapter 11 of the textbook "Starting Out with C++ Early Objects". The chapter topics include the this pointer, static members, friends of classes, memberwise assignment, copy constructors, operator overloading, rvalue references and move operations, type conversion operators, convert constructors, aggregation and composition, inheritance, protected members and class access, constructors and destructors with inheritance, and overriding base class functions. Key concepts and special notes are provided throughout for each topic.
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