Programming Principles and Practice Using C++

Name: Programming Principles and Practice Using C++
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ISBN: 9780321543721

ISBN-10: 0321543726

ISBN-13: 9780321543721

Edition: 2009

Authors: Bjarne Stroustrup

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AN INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING BY THE INVENTOR OF C++ Programming is how we instruct computers to solve problems and perform a broad range of useful functions. Obviously, the ability to program is needed for a career in software development, but today it is also essential for work in engineering, science, business, and even the arts. It is not difficult to learn how to program; but to learn how to do it right requires knowledge of proven principles and familiarity with current practice. The author of this book, Bjarne Stroustrup, is uniquely positioned to introduce you to both the principles and the practice. What You Really Need to Know and How You Really Need to Do It Stroustrup is the…

Book details

List price: $74.99
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional
Publication date: 12/15/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 1272
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.50" long x 2.00" tall
Weight: 4.092
Language: English



Preface



Notes to the Reader



The structure of this book



A philosophy of teaching and learning



Programming and computer science



Creativity and problem solving



Request for feedback



References



Biographies



Computers, People, and Programming



Introduction



Software



People



Computer science



Computers are everywhere



Ideals for programmers



The Basics



Hello,World!



Programs



The classic first program



Compilation



Linking



Programming environments



Objects, Types, and Values



Input



Variables



Input and type



Operations and operators



Assignment and initialization



Composite assignment operators



Names



Types and objects



Type safety



Computation



Computation



Objectives and tools



Expressions



Statements



Functions



Vector



Language features



Errors



Introduction



Sources of errors



Compile-time errors



Link-time errors



Run-time errors



Exceptions



Logic errors



Estimation



Debugging



Pre- and post-conditions



Testing



Writing a Program



A problem



Thinking about the problem



Back to the calculator!



Grammars



Turning a grammar into code



Trying the first version



Trying the second version



Token streams



Program structure



Completing a Program



Introduction



Input and output



Error handling



Negative numbers



Remainder



Cleaning up the code



Recovering from errors