Problem solving in C++

Including breadth and laboratories

Angela B. Shiflet, Paul A. Nagin - Collection Brooks/Cole

1102 pages, parution le 26/09/2003 (2^eme édition)

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Résumé

This text introduces the beginning computer science student to the analysis, design, implementation, testing, and debugging of programs using ANSI C++, and to the breadth and richness of the computer science discipline. With ample use of examples and figures, the authors present material in a clear, visual manner. The introduction to object-oriented programming (OOP), which begins early in the text, is gradual and natural. Chapter 3 starts covering encapsulation with objects and use of classes, and Chapter 4 shows students how to define methods. Offering a wonderful hands-on introduction to many features of problem solving in C++, each chapter concludes with a laboratory section that is integrated with the topics in the text. Throughout the text, twenty-two discrete "breadth" sections present a broad range of topics in computer science. Students develop problem solving ability, programming skill, and an appreciation for the discipline of computer science.

Benefits:

NEW! Updates all code and code discussions to reflect ANSI C++. New ANSI standard material includes the "string" class, header files, "vector" and "matrix" classes, and more.
Contains learning features such as exercises at the end of each section, an average of 17 programming projects per chapter, historical anecdotes, chapter introductions and goals, programming and debugging hints, chapter key terms and summaries, and review questions.
Provides source code, the lab manual, and transparencies online.
NEW! Increases the emphasis on object-oriented programming and design.
NEW! Contains a section on the Standard Template Library (STL).
NEW! Offers new exercises, examples, and refined explanations throughout.
Presents a broad range of topics from the discipline of computer science. This "breadth" material includes subject areas of computer science, intellectual property, invention of the first computers, logic, color in computer graphics, machine and assembler languages, external storage, formal grammars, memory, and databases.
Provides laboratories that progress through the concepts of each chapter, easing the student into writing and debugging programs. Experimentation is encouraged and laboratories in Chapters 11 and 12 have a teamwork component.
Includes examples that involve objects and illustrate OOP techniques throughout the text. Objects are first introduced in Chapter 3.

The fundamentals of computer science
Integer variables and expressions
Integer functions and encapsulation
Decision making and classes
More numeric types and polymorphism
Looping
Counter-controlled loops
Characters
Inheritance and files
Arrays and the vector class
Strings and the string class
Structures and enumeration types
Recursion
Pointers
Data structures
Appendices

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Thomson
Auteur(s)	Angela B. Shiflet, Paul A. Nagin
Collection	Brooks/Cole
Parution	26/09/2003
Édition	2^eme édition
Nb. de pages	1102
Format	18,7 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1660g
Intérieur	2 couleurs
EAN13	9780534400057
ISBN13	978-0-534-40005-7