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C++ PROGRAMS TO ACCOMPANY PROGRAMMING LOGIC AND DESIGN is designed to be paired with the Fifth Edition of the highly successful Programming Logic and Design by Joyce Farrell. The two books together provide the perfect opportunity for those who want to learn the fundamentals of programming and also get a taste of an actual programming language. Users can discover how real C++ code behaves while remaining within the context of the traditional language-independent logic and design course.

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Preface	p. xi
Read This Before You Begin	p. xiv
An Introduction To C++ And The C++ Programming Environment	p. 1
The C++ Programming Language	p. 2
An Introduction To Object-Oriented Terminology	p. 2
The Structure Of A C++ Program	p. 4
The C++ Development Cycle	p. 5
Writing C++ Source Code	p. 6
Compiling A C++ Program	p. 6
Executing A C++ Program	p. 8
Understanding the C++ Compiler	p. 8
Compiling and Executing A C++ Program	p. 9
Variables, Operators, And Writing Programs Using Sequential Statements	p. 11
Variables	p. 12
Variable Names	p. 12
C++ Data Types	p. 13
Using C++ Variables, Data Types, and Keywords	p. 14
Declaring And Initializing Variables	p. 14
Declaring and Initializing C++ Variables	p. 15
Declaring and Initializing C++ Variables	p. 16
Arithmetic And Assignment Operators	p. 16
Arithmetic Operators	p. 17
Assignment Operators and the Assignment Statement	p. 18
Precedence and Associativity	p. 19
Understanding Operator Precedence and Associativity	p. 20
Arithmetic and Assignment Operators	p. 21
Sequential Statements And Interactive Input Statements	p. 22
Understanding Sequential Statements	p. 24
Using Sequential Statements in a C++ Program	p. 25
Writing Structured C++ Programs	p. 27
Using Flowcharts And Pseudocode To Write A C++ Program	p. 28
Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a C++ Program	p. 31
C++ Comments	p. 33
Commenting C++ Programs	p. 35
Writing A Modular Program In C++	p. 35
Writing a Modular Program in C++	p. 40
Writing Programs That Make Decisions	p. 41
Boolean Operators	p. 42
Relational Operators	p. 42
Logical Operators	p. 43
Relational and Logical Operator Precedence and Associativity	p. 44
Comparing Strings	p. 46
Decision Statements	p. 48
The if Statement	p. 48
Understanding if Statements	p. 50
Using if Statements	p. 51
The if-else Statement	p. 51
Understanding if-else Statements	p. 52
Using if-else Statements	p. 54
Nested if Statements	p. 54
Understanding Nested if Statements	p. 55
Using Nested if Statements	p. 56
The switch Statement	p. 57
Using a switch Statement	p. 59
Using a switch Statement	p. 59
Using Decision Statements To Make Multiple Comparisons	p. 60
Using and Logic	p. 61
Using or Logic	p. 61
Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements	p. 62
Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements	p. 63
Writing Programs Using Loops	p. 65
The Increment (++) And Decrement (--) Operators	p. 66
Using the Increment and Decrement Operators	p. 67
Writing A While Loop In C++	p. 68
Using a while Loop	p. 69
Using a Counter to Control a Loop	p. 70
Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop	p. 71
Using a Counter-Controlled while Loop	p. 71
Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Loop	p. 72
Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop	p. 73
Using a Sentinel Value to Control a while Loop	p. 74
Writing A For Loop In C++	p. 74
Using a for Loop	p. 76
Using a for Loop	p. 77
Writing A Do-While Loop In C++	p. 77
Using a do-while Loop	p. 78
Using a do-while Loop	p. 78
Nesting Loops	p. 79
Nesting Loops	p. 81
Nesting Loops	p. 82
Accumulating Totals In A Loop	p. 83
Accumulating Totals in a Loop	p. 85
Accumulating Totals in a Loop	p. 86
Using A Loop To Validate Input	p. 87
Validating User Input	p. 88
Validating User Input	p. 88
Using Arrays In C++ Programs	p. 91
Array Basics	p. 92
Declaring Arrays	p. 92
Initializing Arrays	p. 93
Accessing Array Elements	p. 94
Staying Within the Bounds of an Array	p. 95
Using Constants with Arrays	p. 96
Array Basics	p. 96
Using Arrays	p. 97
Searching An Array For An Exact Match	p. 97
Searching an Array for an Exact Match	p. 100
Searching an Array for an Exact Match	p. 100
Parallel Arrays	p. 101
Parallel Arrays	p. 104
Parallel Arrays	p. 105
Using Functions In C++ Programs	p. 107
A Simple C++ Function	p. 108
Writing Simple Functions	p. 110
Writing Simple Functions	p. 111
Writing Functions That Require A Single Parameter	p. 111
Writing Functions that Require a Single Parameter	p. 113
Writing Functions that Require a Single Parameter	p. 114
Writing Functions That Require Multiple Parameters	p. 114
Writing Functions that Require Multiple Parameters	p. 116
Writing Functions that Require Multiple Parameters	p. 117
Writing Functions That Return A Value	p. 117
Writing Functions that Return a Value	p. 119
Writing Functions that Return a Value	p. 120
Passing An Array And An Array Element To A Function	p. 121
Passing Arrays to Functions	p. 124
Passing Arrays to Functions	p. 125
Passing Arguments By Reference And By Address	p. 126
Pass by Reference	p. 126
Pass by Address	p. 128
Pass by Reference and Pass by Address	p. 132
Pass by Reference and Pass by Address	p. 133
Overloading Functions	p. 134
Overloading Functions	p. 136
Overloading Functions	p. 137
Using C++ Built-In Functions	p. 137
Using C++'s Built-in Functions	p. 138
Using C++'s Built-in Functions	p. 139
Writing Control Break Programs	p. 141
Accumulating Totals In Single-Level Control Break Programs	p. 142
Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs	p. 148
Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs	p. 148
Multiple-Level Control Break Programs	p. 150
Multiple-Level Control Break Programs	p. 156
Multiple-Level Control Break Programs	p. 156
Sorting Data And File Input/Output	p. 159
Sorting Data	p. 160
Swapping Data Values	p. 160
Swapping Values	p. 161
Swapping Values	p. 161
Using A Bubble Sort	p. 162
The main Function	p. 166
The fillarray Function	p. 166
The sortArray Function	p. 167
The displayArray Function	p. 168
Using a Bubble Sort	p. 168
Using a Bubble Sort	p. 169
File Input And Output	p. 169
Using Input and Output Classes	p. 170
Opening a File for Reading	p. 170
Reading Data From An Input File	p. 170
Reading Data Using a Loop and EOF	p. 171
Opening a File for Writing	p. 172
Writing Data to an Output File	p. 172
Opening Files and Performing File Input	p. 174
Using an Input File	p. 174
Object Oriented C++	p. 177
A Programmer-Defined Class	p. 178
Creating a Programmer-Defined Class	p. 178
Adding Attributes to a Class	p. 180
Adding Methods to a Class	p. 181
Creating a Class in C++	p. 184
Creating a Class in C++	p. 185
Reusing C++ Classes	p. 186
Defining a Derived Class	p. 186
Using a Derived Class in a C++ Program	p. 192
Using Inheritance to Create a Derived Class in C++	p. 194
Using Inheritance to Create a Derived Class in C++	p. 194
Index	p. 197
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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 ATT Bell Laboratories.

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