You Can Do It: An Interactive Tutorial for C++ Programming Beginners (Includes one CD-ROM)

Author: Glassboro
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: In this book, the author captures the following 3 key points to ensure you achieve good learning results:
· Adopt different code introduction methods based on different learning objectives.
· Carefully design "tasks" to help you master essential skills and knowledge.
· Provide abundant exercises to develop programming abilities and assess learning outcomes.
The book features the following:
· ROBERTA's comments: ROBERTA's feedback and questions during the learning process may resonate with you as you read.
· Tips: Help you complete tasks and exercises.
· Solutions: FRANCIS asks you to understand why the solutions he provides are effective and why they differ from yours.
· Summary: Summarizes important programming concepts independent of language, key points of standard C++, and additional C++ knowledge points instilled by FRANCIS.
These features are not just diverse in form but, more importantly, they genuinely ensure your learning quality.
The book adopts an interactive teaching approach, using the C++ language to teach beginners programming. The entire book consists of 17 chapters. Chapter 1 provides a simple introduction to programming concepts and tools, while Chapters 2 to 6 introduce techniques and skills such as loops, functions, communication, type creation, and usage in C++ programming. Chapter 7 summarizes programming thinking and techniques. The next 6 chapters (Chapters 8 to 13) each serve as a unit, adding new materials and ideas to the foundation laid in the first 17 chapters. Chapters 14 to 16 primarily aim to consolidate the knowledge and skills learned and demonstrate how to apply them to tasks that appear challenging. Chapter 17 again categorizes and discusses common programming issues.
The accompanying CD-ROM includes the required software, appendices, and a glossary.
This book is suitable for readers with little experience but a strong interest in learning computer programming, especially as an introductory guide for college students studying programming.