C++ Programming

Author: Shiflet, A.B., Nagin, P.A., et al. (), Xia Zhaoyan, et al. ()
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces the knowledge of using C++ to analyze, design, implement, test, and debug programs. Through numerous C++ program examples and illustrations, it clearly and intuitively demonstrates the application of functions, encapsulation through objects and classes, method definition, polymorphism, and constructors, structured programming and object-oriented programming, inheritance and templates, C++ string classes, structures, and enumerations, as well as pointers. The book concludes with an introduction to C++ data structures, including class lists and stack classes. All examples in the book revolve around objects, progressively elucidating object-oriented programming (OOP) techniques.
Key Features of the Book:
- Supplementary Materials: Instructors can teach all or part of the supplementary chapters, which cover a wide range of topics in computer science.
- Programming Projects: Most chapters include programming projects that further extend in terms of difficulty and theme. These projects provide additional application resources.
- Review Questions: The review questions and answers at the end of each chapter are excellent learning tools for readers studying C++ programming.
- Experiments: Each chapter concludes with an experiment that synthesizes the chapter's themes, showcasing the many features of using C++ to solve problems in the form of animals.