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C++ Programming

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C++ Programming

by: SCHOLL

ISBN 13:
9780619159191
ISBN 10:
0619159197
Edition: Lab
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 10/22/2002
Publisher: Course Technology
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Summary

Empower your students with additional C++ exercises! This student lab manual will bring challenging C++ topics into clear view for your students.

An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages

(12)

Assignment Cover Sheet

(11)

Identifying and Defining Hardware and Software Components

(2)

Storing Information Electronically

(2)

Processing a High-Level Language Program

(1)

Programming with the Problem Analysis-Coding-Execution Cycle

(4)

Object-Oriented Programming

(1)

Basic Elements of C++

(28)

Assignment Cover Sheet

(27)

Identifying Basic Components of a C++ Program

(2)

Identifying Data Types

(2)

Using Arithmetic Operators

(2)

Using cin, Allocating Memory, and Writing Assignment Statements

(3)

Using cout, the endl Manipulator, and Common Escape Sequences

(4)

Using Preprocessor Directives and the string Data Type and Writing a C++ Program Using Good Programming Style and Form

(10)

Using Declaration, Prompt, Input, Evaluation, and Output Statements

(3)

Input/Output

(22)

Assignment Cover Sheet

(21)

Examining Predefined Input Functions

(7)

Examining and Formatting Output

(5)

Using the getline() Function with the string Type

(3)

Using Files for Input and Output

(5)

Control Structures I (Selection)

(32)

Assignment Cover Sheet

(31)

Using Relational and Logical Operators to Evaluate Logical (Boolean) Expressions

(2)

Using the Selection Control Structures if and if...else

(3)

Using Nested if and if...else Statements

(7)

Using the if Statement with Input Failure

(6)

Using the Assignment Operator (=) for the Equality Operator (==)

(1)

Using the Conditional Operator (?:)

(1)

Using the switch Selection Control Structure

(5)

Using the assert Function to Terminate a Program

(5)

Control Structures II (Repetition)

(34)

Assignment Cover Sheet

(33)

Using the while Looping (Repetition) Structure

(10)

Using the for Looping (Repetition) Structure

107

(5)

Using the do...while Looping Repetition Structure

112

(4)

Using break and continue Statements

116

(5)

Using Nested Control Structures

121

(8)

User-Defined Functions I

129

(22)

Assignment Cover Sheet

130

(21)

Implementing Standard (Predefined) Functions

131

(2)

Designing and Implementing a Program Using a Standard (Predefined) Function

133

(7)

Value-Returning User-Defined Functions

140

(3)

Designing a Program Using Value-Returning User-Defined Functions

143

(2)

Implementing a Program Design Using Value-Returning User-Defined Functions

145

(2)

Debugging a Program with Value-Returning User-Defined Functions

147

(4)

User-Defined Functions II

151

(38)

Assignment Cover Sheet

152

(37)

Calling Void Functions without Parameters

153

(3)

Calling Void Functions with Value Parameters

156

(5)

Calling Void Functions with Reference Parameters

161

(6)

Comparing Value and Reference Parameters in Memory

167

(3)

Accessing an Identifier by Its Scope

170

(6)

Using Static and Automatic Variables

176

(2)

Using Function Overloading

178

(5)

Using Default Parameters

183

(6)

User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and the String Type

189

(22)

Assignment Cover Sheet

190

(21)

Creating and Manipulating Enumerated Data Types

191

(5)

Using the typedef Statement

196

(3)

Using the namespace Mechanism

199

(3)

Using the string Data Type and Various String Functions to Manipulate Strings

202

(6)

Using String Manipulations

208

(3)

Arrays and Strings

211

(26)

Assignment Cover Sheet

212

(25)

Declaring and Manipulating Data into Arrays

213

(3)

Checking Index Bounds and Initializing Arrays

216

(7)

Passing Arrays as Parameters to Functions

223

(5)

Coding with C-strings

228

(3)

Inputting and Outputting Data Using C-strings

231

(3)

Coding with Parallel Arrays

234

(3)

Arrays II

237

(26)

Assignment Cover Sheet

238

(25)

Implementing the Sequential Search Algorithm

239

(6)

Sorting an Array Using Selection Sort

245

(5)

Implementing the Binary Search Algorithm

250

(2)

Manipulating Data in a Two-Dimensional Array

252

(4)

Using Arrays of Strings

256

(2)

Using a Multidimensional Array

258

(5)

Recursion

263

(18)

Assignment Cover Sheet

264

(17)

Using a Recursive Algorithm

265

(4)

Implementing a Recursive Algorithm Design in C++

269

(3)

Designing and Implementing a Recursive Algorithm for a Power Function

272

(4)

Designing and Implementing Other Recursive Functions in C++

276

(5)

Records (Structs)

281

(28)

Assignment Cover Sheet

282

(27)

Defining structs and Declaring struct Variables

283

(2)

Manipulating Data Using a struct

285

(7)

Using Arrays in structs and structs in Arrays

292

(17)

Classes and Data Abstraction

309

(28)

Assignment Cover Sheet

310

(27)

Defining Classes and Declaring Objects

311

(3)

Manipulating Data within the Class

314

(3)

Accessing Class Members through Objects of the Class

317

(3)

Invoking Default Constructors

320

(3)

Invoking Constructors with Parameters

323

(4)

Invoking Constructors with Default Parameters

327

(5)

Invoking Destructors

332

(1)

Using the Abstract Data Type and Information Hiding

333

(4)

Inheritance and Composition

337

(26)

Assignment Cover Sheet

338

(25)

Overriding Member Functions of the Base Class

339

(6)

Using Constructors of Derived and Base Classes

345

(2)

Creating Header Files for the Base Class and the Derived Classes

347

(7)

Using Protected Members of a Class in Inheritance

354

(2)

Relating Classes through Composition

356

(4)

Defining Object-Oriented Design (OOD) and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

360

(3)

Index

363

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