C++ Programs to Accompany Programming Logic and Design

Name: C++ Programs to Accompany Programming Logic and Design
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ISBN: 9780324781441

ISBN-10: 032478144X

ISBN-13: 9780324781441

Edition: 2010

Authors: Jo Ann Smith

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List price: $69.95
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication date: 1/26/2009
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 180
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English

Jo Ann Smith is currently working as a computer consultant in the higher education space. She was formerly an Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems at Harper College in Palatine, Illinois. Jo Ann also taught at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, Illinois. Her industry experience includes running a computer-training company in the Chicago area for seven years and working for nine years at AT&T Bell Laboratories.



Preface


Read This Before You Begin



An Introduction To C++ And The C++ Programming Environment


The C++ Programming Language


An Introduction To Object-Oriented Terminology


The Structure Of A C++ Program


The C++ Development Cycle


Writing C++ Source Code


Compiling A C++ Program


Executing A C++ Program



Understanding the C++ Compiler



Compiling and Executing A C++ Program



Variables, Operators, And Writing Programs Using Sequential Statements


Variables


Variable Names


C++ Data Types



Using C++ Variables, Data Types, and Keywords


Declaring And Initializing Variables



Declaring and Initializing C++ Variables



Declaring and Initializing C++ Variables


Arithmetic And Assignment Operators


Arithmetic Operators


Assignment Operators and the Assignment Statement


Precedence and Associativity



Understanding Operator Precedence and Associativity



Arithmetic and Assignment Operators


Sequential Statements And Interactive Input Statements



Understanding Sequential Statements



Using Sequential Statements in a C++ Program



Writing Structured C++ Programs


Using Flowcharts And Pseudocode To Write A C++ Program



Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a C++ Program


C++ Comments



Commenting C++ Programs


Writing A Modular Program In C++



Writing a Modular Program in C++



Writing Programs That Make Decisions


Boolean Operators


Relational Operators


Logical Operators


Relational and Logical Operator Precedence and Associativity


Comparing Strings


Decision Statements


The if Statement



Understanding if Statements



Using if Statements


The if-else Statement



Understanding if-else Statements



Using if-else Statements


Nested if Statements



Understanding Nested if Statements



Using Nested if Statements


The switch Statement



Using a switch Statement



Using a switch Statement


Using Decision Statements To Make Multiple Comparisons


Using and Logic


Using or Logic



Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements



Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements



Writing Programs Using Loops


The Increment (++) And Decrement (--) Operators



Using the Increment and Decrement Operators


Writing A While Loop In C++



Using a while Loop


Using a Counter to Control a Loop



Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop



Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop


Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Loop



Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop



Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop


Writing A For Loop In C++



Using a for Loop



Using a for Loop


Writing A Do-While Loop In C++



Using a do-while Loop



Using a do-while Loop


Nesting Loops



Nesting Loops



Nesting Loops


Accumulating Totals In A Loop



Accumulating Totals in a Loop



Accumulating Totals in a Loop


Using A Loop To Validate Input



Validating User Input



Validating User Input



Using Arrays In C++ Programs


Array Basics


Declaring Arrays


Initializing Arrays


Accessing Array Elements


Staying Within the Bounds of an Array


Using Constants with Arrays



Array Basics



Using Arrays


Searching An Array For An Exact Match



Searching an Array for an Exact Match



Searching an Array for an Exact Match


Parallel Arrays



Parallel Arrays



Parallel Arrays



Using Functions In C++ Programs


A Simple C++ Function



Writing Simple Functions



Writing Simple Functions


Writing Functions That Require A Single Parameter



Writing Functions that Require a Single Parameter



Writing Functions that Require a Single Parameter


Writing Functions That Require Multiple Parameters



Writing Functions that Require Multiple Parameters



Writing Functions that Require Multiple Parameters


Writing Functions That Return A Value



Writing Functions that Return a Value



Writing Functions that Return a Value


Passing An Array And An Array Element To A Function



Passing Arrays to Functions



Passing Arrays to Functions


Passing Arguments By Reference And By Address


Pass by Reference


Pass by Address



Pass by Reference and Pass by Address



Pass by Reference and Pass by Address


Overloading Functions



Overloading Functions



Overloading Functions


Using C++ Built-In Functions



Using C++'s Built-in Functions



Using C++'s Built-in Functions



Writing Control Break Programs


Accumulating Totals In Single-Level Control Break Programs



Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs



Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs


Multiple-Level Control Break Programs



Multiple-Level Control Break Programs



Multiple-Level Control Break Programs



Sorting Data And File Input/Output


Sorting Data


Swapping Data Values



Swapping Values



Swapping Values


Using A Bubble Sort


The main Function


The fillarray Function


The sortArray Function


The displayArray Function



Using a Bubble Sort



Using a Bubble Sort


File Input And Output


Using Input and Output Classes


Opening a File for Reading


Reading Data From An Input File


Reading Data Using a Loop and EOF


Opening a File for Writing


Writing Data to an Output File



Opening Files and Performing File Input



Using an Input File



Object Oriented C++


A Programmer-Defined Class


Creating a Programmer-Defined Class


Adding Attributes to a Class


Adding Methods to a Class



Creating a Class in C++



Creating a Class in C++


Reusing C++ Classes


Defining a Derived Class


Using a Derived Class in a C++ Program



Using Inheritance to Create a Derived Class in C++



Using Inheritance to Create a Derived Class in C++


Index