An edition of Programming with turing and object oriented turing
(1995)
Programming with turing and object oriented turing
by Peter Grogono
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Programming with turing and object oriented turing
1995, Springer Verlag
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First Sentence
"The programming language Turing is named for the British mathematician and computer scientist Alan Mathison Turing (1912-1954). (Preface) A program is text. (Chapter 1)"
Table of Contents
Preface, v
. 1: First Concepts, 1
Writing Simple Programs, 2
Learning to Read Programs, 9
Introduction to Standard Types, 11
Declarations, 16
Output and Input, 18
Comments, 24
Sumary, 26
Exercises, 27
. 2: Assignment and Control, 33
The Assignment Statement, 34
Sequences, 36
Deciswions, 36
Repetition, 45
Scopes and Local Declarations, 58
The Form and Content of Statements, 60
Summary, 63
Exerciese, 64
. 3: Standard Types and Expressions, 69
The Role of Types in Programs, 70
The Types int and real, 71
The Type boolean, 79
The Type string, 87
Type Conversion, 94
Summary, 99
Exercises, 100
. 4: Defining New Types, 103
Subranges, 104
Enumerations, 107
Arrays, 110
Summary, 120
Exercises, 121
. 5: Procedures and Functions, 125
Predefined Procedures and Functions, 126
Declaring New Procedures, 137
New Functions, 145
Recursive Subprograms, 147
Rules for Subprograms, 154
Preconditions and Postconditions, 158
Summary, 162
Exercises, 163
. 6: Input and Output, 167
Managing the Keyboard, 168
Managing the Screen, 174
Text Files, 181
Summary, 188
Exercises, 189
. 7: Sound and Graphics, 191
Sound, 192
Graphics, 196
Animation, 207
Summary, 212
Exercises, 213
. 8: Sets, Records, and Unions, 217
Sets, 218
Records, 226
Unions, 234
The bind Statement, 239
Summary, 240
Exercises, 241
. 9: Collections, 243
From Arrays to Collections, 244
Linked Lists, 248
The new and free Statements, 251
Collections and Recursion, 253
Designing a Symbolic Calculator, 258
Summary, 274
Exercises, 275
. 10: Organizing Large Programs, 279
Modules, 280
The include Directive, 297
Summary, 301
Exercises, 302
. 11: Additional Features, 305
Binary Files, 306
Subprogram Arguments, 314
Summary, 321
Exercises, 322
. 12: Object Oriented Turing, 325
Classes and Objects, 326
Inheritance, 334
Frameworks, 341
Ancestors and Descendants, 349
Summary, 352
Exercises, 353
. Appendices, 355
A: Turing Keywords, 356
B: Expression Operators, 357
C: Assignment Operators, 357
D: Predefined Functions and Procedures, 358
E: Codes for the ASCII Graphic Character Set, 368
F: ASCII Codes for Border Characters, 369
G: Values returned by getch, 370
H: The Procedure play, 372
I: The procedure setscreen, 373
J: Colors for the IBM PC and Compatibles, 374
K: Installing WinOOT, 375
L: Running WinOOT, 376
Index, 379
Edition Notes
"Featuring object oriented turing software by Holt Software Associates"--Cover.
Includes index.
System requirements for accompanying computer disk: IBM PC and compatibles; DOS and Windows.
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