This text's secret to success is the unique way that it fosters active participation by the reader, and its teaching of problem solving skills in conjunction with a thorough introduction to the C++ language. Effective use of pedagogical devices that foster active reading round out the approach that has proven to be so successful in helping students learn a large subset of the C++ language.

Using C++: An Introduction to Programming, Second Edition

Computers & Technology

Baker, Laura

Hennefeld, Julien

Burchard, Charles

Computer Science

Course Technology

Used at more than 100 institutions in its second edition, Using Turbo Pascal 6.0-7.0, Third Edition applies a highly successful formula of "learning by example" to your introductory Turbo Pascal programming course. The text uses small program segments as examples, breaking down the process of programming into a series of manageable steps. The author has added a new DOS tutorial and lab activities for using the Turbo 7.0 system, and given increased focus to the issue of how to write a program. The concept of procedures is introduced early in chapter 4 (in connection with top down programming design), and then is covered in detail in chapters 10 and 11, making it easy to cover or omit as needed.

Using Turbo Pascal 6.0 - 7.0

Cengage Learning'

Modeled on the style of Hennefeld's successful USING TURBO PASCAL 6.0-7.0, THIRD EDITION, this new book provides a concise, non-theoretical approach to programming using C++. Its clarity, readability, and wealth of illustrative examples make it especially suitable for use in any course for beginning programmers, but it is comprehensive enough to be used in a one- or two-term course taken by students with prior programming experience. The text encourages active reading by providing plenty of short, relevant code and program samples. As they read, students answer short questions about sample code fragments, and receive immediate feedback for self-checking. Hennefeld and Burchard introduce students to objects by showing them how to use some powerful, pre-defined classes (such as strings, streams, vectors, and matrices) as the need arises. To avoid overwhelming students with syntactic and conceptual material at once, the authors split more detailed coverage of classes into two chapters. Chapter 18 covers the writing of client programs based on reading the interfaces of several well-chosen classes; then Chapter 19 discusses implementation and modification of these classes.

Using C++: An Introduction to Programming

Using Microsoft and IBM Basic: An Introduction to Computer Programming

Programming

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

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