Heres programming made easy (and fun!) with this guide to the popular C++ language
So youre dreaming of the exciting life of a programmer? You can make it happen with this book! Even if you barely know what programming is, you can learn to «speak» the C++ language, install and use the compiler, work with loops, understand objects and classes, get rid of bugs, and write real programs that work. Its all in these pages!
How the thing thinks — understand what a computer needs to work, what an algorithm is, and how programming languages function
Tools of the trade — install Code::Blocks, use the integrated development environment, and write your first program
Express yourself — learn to write simple expressions, declare integer variables, and make decisions within a program
Love loops — use loops and functions, divide your code into modules, eliminate bugs, and master the C++ pointer
Think objectively — grasp object-oriented programming concepts and work with classes and objects
Open the book and find:
What a programming language must do
How to work with integer expressions and character expressions
Tips for keeping errors out of your code
Four essential parts of a loop
Different numerical variable types
Why C++ pointers are important
How to use constructors and destructors
Advanced language features youll want to know
Learn to:
Think like a programmer and understand how C++ works
Create programs and get bugs out of your code
Master basic development concepts and techniques in C++
Contents:
Introduction.
Lets Get Started.
What Is a Program?
Installing Code::Blocks.
Writing Your First Program.
Writing a Program: Decisions, Decisions.
Integer Expressions.
Character Expressions.
if I Could Make My Own Decisions.
Switching Paths.
Debugging Your Programs, Part 1.
Becoming a Functional Programmer.
while Running in Circles.
Looping for the Fun of It.
Functions, I Declare!
Dividing Programs into Modules.
Debugging Your Programs, Part 2.
Data Structures.
Other Numerical Variable Types.
Arrays.
Arrays with Character.
Pointing the Way to C++ Pointers.
Taking a Second Look at C++ Pointers.
Programming with Class.
Debugging Your Programs, Part 3.
Object-Oriented Programming.
What Is Object-Oriented Programming?
Structured Play: Making Classes Do Things.
Pointers to Objects.
Do Not Disturb: Protected Members.
Getting Objects Off to a Good Start.
Making Constructive Arguments.
Coping with the Copy Constructor.
Advanced Strokes.
Inheriting a Class.
Are Virtual Functions for Real?
Overloading Assignment Operators.
Performing Streaming I/O.
I Take Exception!
The Part of Tens.
Ten Ways to Avoid Bugs.
Ten Features Not Covered in This Book.

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Stephen R. Davis, Stephen R. Davis

Stephen Randy Davis

Spectrum Publications

Halsted Press

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (trade), Hoboken, N.J., 2010

United States, United States of America

--For dummies, Hoboken, N.J, ©2010

Hoboken, N.J, New Jersey, 2010

1, PS, 2010

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Includes index.

pt. I. Let's get started : What is a program? ; Installing code::blocks ; Writing your first program
pt. II. Writing a program: decisions, decisions : Integer expressions ; Character expressions ; If I could make my own decisions ; Switching paths ; DeBugging your programs, part 1
pt. III. Becoming a functional programmer : While running in circles ; Looping for the fun of it ; Functions, I declare! ; Dividing programs into modules ; Debugging your programs, part 2
pt. IV. Data structures : Other numerical variable types ; Arrays ; Arrays with character ; Pointing the way to C++ pointers ; Taking a second look at C++ pointers ; Programming with class ; Debugging your programs, part 3
pt. 5. Object-oriented programming : What is object-oriented programming? ; Structured play: making classes do things ; Pointers to objects ; Do not disturb: protected members ; Getting objects off to a good start ; Making constructive arguments ; Coping with the copy constructor
pt. VI. Advanced strokes : Inheriting a class ; Are virtual functions for real? ; Overloading assignment operators ; Performing streaming I/O ; Take exception!
pt. VII. The part of tens : Ten ways to avoid bugs ; Ten features not covered in this book
Appendix: About the CD.
Let's get started
Writing a program: decisions, decisions
Becoming a functional programmer
Data structures
Object-oriented programming
Advanced strokes
The part of tens.

<p class="null1">An ideal starting point to get a strong grasp of the fundamentals of C++</p>
<p>C++ is an object-oriented programming language commonly adopted by would-be programmers. This book explores the basic development concepts and techniques of C++ and explains the "how" and "why" of C++ programming from the ground up.</p>
<p>You'll discover what goes into creating a program, as well as how to put the various pieces together, deal with standard programming challenges, handle debugging, and make it all work.</p>
<ul>
<li>Details the basics of C++ programming and explores the "how" and "why" of this object-oriented language</li>
<li>Addresses the various components that go into creating a program with C++</li>
<li>Walks you through common challenges of C++ programming</li>
</ul>
<p>Assuming no prior experience, <i>Beginning Programming with C++ For Dummies</i> is a fun and friendly guide to learning the C++ language.</p>
<p><b>Note:</b> CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.</p>

"Learn to think like a programmer and understand how C++ works, create programs and get bugs out of your code, [and] master basic development concepts and techniques in C++"--Cover.

2011-03-04