C++ Object-Oriented Programming: A Design-Project-Based Approach (English Edition)

Author: Zhu Haibin, Zhou Mengchu (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book systematically discusses the basic concepts, principles, methods, and language mechanisms of object-oriented programming using the C++ language. The unique writing approach of "principles first, language second" in this book can effectively avoid the common problems readers often encounter when learning object-oriented programming with C++—namely, writing non-object-oriented programs in C++. The book introduces the fundamental concepts and principles of object-oriented programming through everyday examples, making it easier for readers with some life experience and common sense to grasp these ideas. The project-based, step-by-step learning method in this book encourages readers to write executable C++ programs—learning by doing. As a result, while primarily aimed at students in computer-related fields, readers from related engineering disciplines (such as electronic engineering and industrial engineering) who have a basic understanding of computer science can still comprehend the content of this book with minimal effort and learn to write object-oriented programs in C++ using it. This book can serve as a textbook for object-oriented programming courses in computer-related disciplines, a learning resource for students in other engineering fields to study object-oriented programming, and a reference book for programmers or software engineers in program design.