Object-Oriented Programming: C++ for Engineers and Technicians: C++ for Engineers and Technicians

Author: Steve McConnell
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is suitable for students in engineering, engineering technology, computer science, and computer research technology who have completed a course on procedural programming in C. It includes many examples from electronic engineering, making it more suitable for students in electronic engineering or electronic technology. This book is intended for intermediate-level programmers; it is also prepared for programmers, engineers, or anyone familiar with C who wants to learn C++. For those who already have experience in C++ programming, the book will also reveal useful new developments in C++ programming. This book is suitable for intermediate to advanced programmers with some programming foundation, encouraging users to use pure object-oriented methods to solve problems. The book first discusses the enhancements of C++ over C's procedural programming, analyzing the similarities and differences between the two languages to facilitate learning. Then, it guides readers to conduct an in-depth analysis and research on object-oriented programming through rich practical examples in the field of engineering technology. Each chapter includes numerous program examples, programming projects, case studies, and discussion questions, effectively helping readers learn and master new and useful C++ techniques. Additionally, all content in this book is based on the new ANSI/ISO-defined C++ standard, making it an indispensable learning and reference book for C++ programmers. This book is particularly suitable as a textbook for C++ in related engineering disciplines such as electronics and mechatronics.