Object-Oriented Program Development Using C++ : A Class-Centered Approach / Gary J. Bronson.
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- volume
- 0619159669
- 9780619159665
- 21 005.15
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Includes index.
Part I : Creating and Using C++ Classes 1. Object-Oriented Design and Development Using C++ 2. Creating Classes 3. Developing Class Methods Part 2 : Statements 4. Assignment, Formatting, and Interactive Input 5. Selection Structures 6. Repetition Statements Part 3 : Completing the Basics 7. Functions 8. Arrays 9. Strings and Characters 10. I/O File Streams and Data Files Part 4 : Additional Class Capabilities 11. Class Functions and Conversions 12. Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Dynamic Memory Allocation 13. The Standard Template Library (STL) Part 5 : Additional Programming Topics 14. Addresses, Pointers, and Arrays 15. Data Structures Appendices A : Operator Precedence Table B : ASCII Character Codes C : Additional Capabilities D : Input, Output, and Standard Error Redirection E: Floating Point Number Storage.
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