Back in buisness...

I know, I know, I've been awfully lazy lately. I just wish I had a huge break by now. I still don't want to do anything at all, but I don't want a bad grade either. Well, here's some stuff I've written down a bit in my notebook. Here is a list of what has been defined in class so far and in which directive they reside so that every time I start programming, if I need to look down something to see where it was defined, I can just take a look at this list and include the directive I need in my source code. I still need to update some of it though.

I. List of primitive types:
    This list should be enough.


II. List objects, operators and member functions from <iostream>:


Objects:

1. cout
2. cin

Operators:

1. >> - extraction operator
2. <<  - insertion operator

Member funcions:

1. setf(... :: ...)
2. precision(n)

III. List of classes, operators and member functions from <fstream>:


Classes:

1. ifstream
2. ofstream

Operators:

1. >> - extraction operator
2. <<  - insertion operator

Member funcions:

1. setf(... :: ...)
2. precision(n)

IV. List of manipulators from <iomanip>

1. setw(n)
2. setprecision(n)

V. List of functions from <cctype>

1. toupper(char_variable) - Returns an int value
2. tolower(char_variable) - Returns an int value
3. isupper(char_variable) - Returns a boolean vaue
4. islower(char_variable) - Returns a boolean value
5. isalpha(char_variable) - Returns a boolean value
6. isdigit(char_variable) - Returns a boolean value
7. isspace(char_variable) - Returns a boolean value

------------End of List-------------

Those are basically the lists. I'll probably be updating those so that I just have to search within this text in order to find what I need to include in my source code. Oh, and before I forget, I need to write these couple of important sentences down:

1. Every Variable is an Object, but not every Object is a Variable (i.e. the objects are a proper subset of the variables).
2. Every Type is a Class, but not every Class is a Type. (i.e. the classes are a proper subset of the types.)
3. An object is an element of a Class.
4. A variable is an element of a Type that is not a Class.

I think that will be it for this post...


Edit (April 25): I think I'm missing a list...