(ARTICLE) Stacks and Queues 

Stack is abstract data type where elements inserted into stack using push model until entire stack is full. Elements/values can be removed using pop operation until entire stack is empty. This is a data type where last inserted elements are removed first. Stacks can be implemented in multiple ways, since stacks are considered abstract there is no implementation of stack data type in C or C++ (java does have a stack data type).

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C++ Programming Language Tutorials

Lectures Handouts

1. Overview of the C-portions of C++ (e.g., loops, structs, arrays, basic data types, etc.)

2. A quick tour through C++, focusing primarily on classes, templates, inheritance, and dynamic binding.

3. An extensive tour through C++ language features, illustrating the major and minor differences compared with C.

4. An in-depth look at defining abstract data types in C++, focusing primarily on classes, templates, and exception handling.

5. An in-depth look at C++ single and multiple inheritance.

C++ Pitfalls, by: Cay S. Horstmann

C++ Pitfalls with Source Code EXAMPLES

What is a pitfall?
Constructor pitfalls
Destructor pitfalls
Stream pitfalls
Overloading pitfalls
Exception pitfalls
Container pitfalls

Courtesy:
http://www.horstmann.com/cpp/pitfalls.html

Tech Talk About C++ and C : Extensive C++ and C FAQ

Discuss related issues in give link..
1. What book do you recommend?
2. Where is the FAQ for the various C and C++ newsgroups?
3. Can I really get the C++ Standard electronically for $18?
4. Can I get Standard C electronically too?
5. What's wrong with code that uses void main()?
6. What about returning from main()?
7. Where does the int returned from main() go?
8. What's the difference between endl and '\n'?
9. Why can't I fflush(stdin), or any input stream??
10. How do I remove all chars from a stream??

Operating System (OS) Interview FAQ Questions.

1. What is MUTEX ?
2. What isthe difference between a ‘thread’ and a ‘process’?
3. What is INODE?
4. Explain the working of Virtual Memory.
5. How does Windows NT supports Multitasking?
6. Explain the Unix Kernel.
7. What is Concurrency? Expain with example Deadlock and Starvation.
8. What are your solution strategies for “Dining Philosophers Problem” ?
9. Explain Memory Partitioning, Paging, Segmentation.
10. Explain Scheduling.
11. Operating System Security.
12. What is Semaphore?
13. Explain the following file systems : NTFS, Macintosh(HPFS), FAT .

Introduction to Data Structures

Definition :

The logical inter-relation between elementary data items is called as data structure. The basic data items include integers, bits, characters.

Basically it deals with manipulation and organization of data, solving problems with computer involves data manipulation. But the data available will usually be in amorphous form. When different types of such data are related to each other, then we call it to be a data structure.
Ex : Queues, Trees, etc.

D = { d , F , A }

Where,
D : Data structure
d : Domain variable