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Cohoon/Davidson: C++ Program Design, Third Edition
C++ Program Design, 3/e
James P. Cohoon, University of Virginia
Jack W. Davidson, University of Virginia
Testing and debugging

Chapter Objectives

Upon completion of this chapter the student will understand and be able to utilize the following key concepts:

A pointer is an object whose value is the location of another object.

C++ provides two complementary operators—the address operator & and the indirection operator *.

The address operator allows the location of another object to be computed

The indirection operator allows the value stored at another location to be computed.

We introduce command-line parameters that users may provide to programs.








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