An introduction to programming with C++ / Diane Zak.

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Zak, Diane

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TextPublication details: Boston, MA : Course Technology, c2001.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 592 p. : illISBN:

0619033592

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Review: "Ideal for a first course in programming using C++ as the illustrative language, An Introduction to Programming with C++, Second Edition now covers the ANSI standards for C++. Tutorials are divided into Concept and Application lessons. Students solve one specific case problem outlined in the Concept lesson by designing and implementing programs within the Application lesson. This text also offers expanded emphasis on logic development in the first three tutorials, and emphasizes the planning and desk-checking of programs throughout the Application lessons."--BOOK JACKET.

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"Ideal for a first course in programming using C++ as the illustrative language, An Introduction to Programming with C++, Second Edition now covers the ANSI standards for C++. Tutorials are divided into Concept and Application lessons. Students solve one specific case problem outlined in the Concept lesson by designing and implementing programs within the Application lesson. This text also offers expanded emphasis on logic development in the first three tutorials, and emphasizes the planning and desk-checking of programs throughout the Application lessons."--BOOK JACKET.