Course Review before the Midterm

• Control flow methods: if, for, while, and do
• Pointers, and memory allocation and deallocation
• Files, including reading and writing simple text files and binary files
• Classes, which include a huge number of features:
• Constructors, including initializers, and destructors
  
• Overloaded operators, including add, subtract, output, or assignment operators
• Static members, both data and functions
• Inheritance, including virtual methods (parent methods that can be overridden in the child class)
• Exceptions, which are a very useful way to handle errors, but require you to do all memory deallocation in your destructors.
• Templates, which are a way to make functions and classes that work with multiple input data types.