Learn to Program with C++

Name: Learn to Program with C++
Brand: McGraw-Hill
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John Smiley(Autor*in)

McGraw-Hill (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 28. Oktober 2002

626 Seiten

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Intro
Copyright
Contents at a Glance
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 Where Do I Begin?
Where Do I Begin?
Programming the Easy Way
Planning a Program Is Like Planning a House
We Receive a Call from Our "Client"
We Meet with Our Client
The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Phase 1: The Preliminary Investigation
Phase 2: Analysis
Phase 3: Design
Phase 4: Development
Phase 5: Implementation
Phase 6: Audit and Maintenance
Where to from Here?
Summary
Chapter 2 Getting Comfortable with C++
Sit Down and Get Cozy with C++
Writing Our First C++ Program
Elements of a C++ Program
Summary
Chapter 3 Data
Computer Data
Variables
Constants
C++ Data Types
Numeric Data Types
Nonnumeric Data Types
Operations on Data
Arithmetic Operations
Comparison Operators
Logical Operators
Summary
Chapter 4 Selection Structures
Selection Structures
Getting Input into Your Program
The Sequence Structure-Falling Rock
The C++ Selection Structure: The If Statement
The If.Else Statement
The Switch Statement/Structure
Continuing with the Grade Calculation Project
Summary
Chapter 5 Loops
Why Loops?
The For Loop
While Loops
Adding a Loop to the Grade Calculation Project
Summary
Chapter 6 Creating Your Own Functions
Modular Programs Are Easier to Maintain and Understand
What Is a Function?
Creating Your Own Functions
Using Functions to Fine-tune Your Code
Function Overloading
Summary
Chapter 7 Creating Objects from Instantiable Classes
Creating Objects from Instantiable Classes
Creating Classes Is an Extension of Modular Programming
Creating Objects from Your Classes
Creating Multiple Objects from Your Classes
Class Constructors
Class Contracts
Overloaded Constructors
Static Variables
Destroying an Object
Class Destructors
Working with Objects
Summary
Chapter 8 Controlling Access to the Data in Your Object
Controlling Access to Your Object's Data
Member Variables: Public or Private?
Using the Get() and Set() Methods
Summary
Chapter 9 Inheritance
Inheritance
Before Inheritance Came Along.
Creating Classes from Other Classes Using Inheritance
Planning Your Object Hierarchy in Advance
Creating a Base Class and Derived Classes in the Grades Calculation Project
Summary
Chapter 10 Arrays
Why Arrays?
What's an Array?
Declaring an Array
Adding Data to the Elements of an Array
The Wonders of Array Processing
Using an Array for Averaging
Problems with Arrays
Multidimensional Arrays
Creating Arrays of Objects
Summary
Chapter 11 Pointers
Why Pointers?
The Classic Example: The Swap Program
Summary
Chapter 12 Errors and Error Handling
Errors and Error Handling
Common Beginner Errors
Compiler Errors
Runtime Errors and Logic Errors
Dealing with Errors in Your Program
Should We Modify the Grades Calculation Project to Include Error Handling?
Testing the Program
Delivering and Implementing the Grades Calculation Project
Summary
Index

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