An edition of Introduction to Programming with C++
(2011)
Introduction to Programming with C++
6th ed.
by Diane Zak
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An Introduction to Programming with C++, Sixth Edition is the latest C++ offering from Diane Zak. This book is distinct from other textbooks because of its unique approach, which motivates students by demonstrating why they need to learn the concepts and skills presented. Each chapter contains Mini-Quizzes, Labs, and Try This features to help readers practice and absorb the content as they go along. This edition also includes completely new applications and exercises, more IPO charts and flowcharts, and a brand new interior design. - Publisher.
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Introduction to Programming with C++
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Table of Contents
Preface
1: Introduction To Programming
Programming a computer
Programmer's job
Do I have what it takes to be a programmer?
Employment opportunities
Brief history of programming languages
Machine languages
Assembly languages
High-level languages
Control structure
Sequence structure
Selection structure
Repetition structure
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
2: Beginning The Problem-Solving Process
Problem solving
Solving everyday problems
Creating computer solutions to problems
Step 1-Analyze the problem
Step 2-Plan the algorithm
Step 3-Desk-check the algorithm
Gas mileage problem
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
3: Variables And Constants
Beginning step 4 in the problem-solving process
Internal memory
Selecting a name for a memory location
Revisiting the Treyson Mobley problem
Selecting a data type for a memory location
How data is stored in internal memory
Selecting an initial value for a memory location
Declaring a memory location
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
4: Completing The Problem-Solving Process
Finishing step 4 in the problem-solving process
Getting data from the keyboard
Displaying messages on the computer screen
Arithmetic operators in C++
Type conversions in arithmetic expressions
Static_cast operator
Assignment statements
Step 5-Desk check the program
Step 6-Evaluate and modify the program
Arithmetic assignment operators
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
5: Selection Structure
Making decisions
Flowcharting a selection structure
Coding a selection structure in C++
Comparison operators
Swapping numeric values
Displaying the sum or difference
Logical operators
Using the truth tables
Calculating gross pay
Pass/fail program
Converting a character to uppercase or lowercase
Formatting numeric output
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
6: More On The Selection Structure
Making decisions
Flowcharting a nested selection structure
Coding a nested selection structure
Logic errors in selection structures
First logic error: Using a compound condition rather than a nested selection structure
Second logic error: Reversing the outer and nested decisions
Third logic error: Using an unnecessary nested selection structure
Multiple-alternative selection structures
Switch statement
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
7: Repetition Structure
Repeating program instructions
Using a pretest loop to solve a real-world problem
Flowcharting a pretest loop
While statement
Using counters and accumulators
Sales express program
Counter-controlled pretest loops
For statement
Holmes supply program
Colfax sales program
Another version of the Miller Incorporated program
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
8: More On The Repetition Structure
Posttest loops
Flowcharting a posttest loop
Do while statement
Nest repetition structures
Asterisks program
Savings calculator program
Pow function
Coding the savings calculator program
Modifying the savings calculator program
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
9: Value-Returning Functions
Functions
Hypotenuse program
Finding the square root of a number
Random addition problems program
Generating random integers
Creating program-defined value-returning functions
Calling a function
Function prototypes
Plano Elementary School program
Area calculator program
Scope and lifetime of a variable
Bonus calculator program
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
10: Void Functions
Void functions
Passing variables to a function
Reviewing passing variables by value
Passing variables by reference
Salary program
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
11: One-Dimensional Arrays
Arrays
One-dimensional arrays
Declaring and initializing a one-dimensional array
Entering data into a one-dimensional array
Displaying the contents of a one-dimensional array
Coding the XYZ company's sales program
Passing a one-dimensional array to a function
Moonbucks Coffee program-calculating a total and average
KL Motors program-searching an array
Hourly rate program-accessing an individual element
Random numbers program
Sorting the data stored in a one-dimensional array
Parallel one-dimensional arrays
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
12: Two-Dimensional Arrays
Using two-dimensional arrays
Declaring and initializing a two-dimensional array
Entering data into a two-dimensional array
Displaying the contents of two-dimensional array
Coding the Caldwell Company's orders program
Accumulating the values stored in a two-dimensional array
Searching a two-dimensional array
Passing a two-dimensional array to a function
Summary
Key term
Review questions
Exercises
13: Strings
String data type
Creative sales program
Getline function
Ignore function
ZIP code program
Determining the number of characters contained in a string variable
Accessing the characters contained in a string variable
Rearranged name program
Searching the contents of a string variable
Annual income program
Removing characters from a string variable
Replacing characters in a string variable
Social Security number program
Inserting characters within a string variable
Company name program
Duplicating a character within a string variable
Concatenating strings
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
14: Sequential Access Files
File types
CD collection program
Creating file objects
Opening a sequential access file
Determining whether a file was opened successfully
Writing data to a sequential access file
Reading information from a sequential access file
Testing for the end of a sequential access file
Closing a sequential access file
Coding the CD collection program
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
Appendix A: Answers to Mini-Quizzes and Labs
Appendix B: C++ Keywords
Appendix C: ASCII Codes
Appendix D: How to use Microsoft Visual C++
Appendix E: How to use Dev-C++
Appendix F: Classes and objects
Object-oriented terminology
Defining a class in C++
Instantiating an object and referring to a public member
Example 1-Class that contains public data members only
Header files
Example 2-Class that contains a private data member and public member methods
Example 3-Using a class that contains two constructors
Example 4-Class that contains overloaded methods
Summary
Key terms
Review questions
Exercises
Edition Notes
Classifications
The Physical Object
ID Numbers
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