CS1/CS101 Introduction to Programming in C++ Programming in C++

Preface

vii

Acknowledgments

xi

Getting Started with C++

1

(27)

C++ Syntax and Semantics

2

(4)

Program Structure

2

(2)

Data Types

4

(1)

Operator Symbols

4

(1)

Words and Symbols with Special Meanings

5

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #1

5

(1)

Arithmetic Expressions, Function Calls, and Output

6

(5)

Precedence Rules

7

(1)

Converting Numeric Types

7

(1)

Value-Returning Functions

7

(2)

Void Functions

9

(1)

Output Formatting

9

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #2

10

(1)

Program Input

11

(7)

Input Streams

11

(1)

Keyboard Input Prompts

12

(1)

Files

13

(1)

Input Failure

14

(1)

Creating a Data File

14

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #3

14

(4)

C++ Syntax and Semantics, and the Program Development Process

18

(1)

Arithmetic Expressions, Function Calls, and Output

19

(2)

Program Input and the Software Design Process

21

(3)

Debugging

24

(3)

Programs from Scratch

27

(1)

Conditions, Logical Expressions, and Control Structures

28

(36)

Conditions and Logical Expressions

29

(2)

Boolean Data Type

29

(1)

Boolean Expressions

29

(2)

If-Then and If-Then-Else Statements

31

(6)

Nested Logic

32

(1)

State of an I/O Stream

33

(1)

Test Plans

34

(1)

Warning

35

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #1

35

(2)

Looping with the While Statement

37

(5)

While Statement

37

(1)

Types of Loops

37

(1)

EOF Loops

38

(1)

Proper Loop Operation

39

(1)

Nested Loops

39

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #2

40

(2)

Additional Control Structures

42

(6)

Break and Continue

42

(1)

Multi-Way Branching: Switch

42

(1)

Looping: Do-While

43

(1)

Looping: For

43

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #3

44

(4)

If-then and If-then-ElseStatements

48

(3)

Looping with the While Statement

51

(4)

Additional Control Structures

55

(3)

Test Plan

58

(1)

Debugging

59

(2)

Programs from Scratch

61

(3)

Functions, Scope, and Lifetime

64

(24)

Functions

65

(6)

Defining Void Functions

65

(1)

Physical Order and Logical Order

66

(1)

Exiting a Function

67

(1)

Functions with Parameters

67

(1)

Value and Reference Parameters

68

(1)

Local Variables

69

(1)

Documentation of Functions

69

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #1

70

(1)

Scope, Lifetime, and Value-Returning Functions

71

(5)

Scope of an Identifier

71

(1)

Lifetime of Variables

71

(1)

User-Defined Value-Returning Functions

72

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #2

73

(3)

Functions

76

(5)

Scope, Lifetime, and Value-Returning Functions

81

(2)

Debugging

83

(4)

Programs from Scratch

87

(1)

Simple Data Types and Arrays

88

(29)

Simple Data Types

89

(5)

Numeric Constants

89

(1)

Char Constants

89

(1)

Char Processing

90

(1)

Enumeration Types

90

(1)

More on Type Coercion and Type Conversion

91

(1)

Side Effects

92

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #1

93

(1)

One-Dimensional Arrays

94

(4)

Arrays as Parameters

96

(1)

Initialization of Arrays

97

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #2

97

(1)

Two-Dimensional Arrays

98

(4)

Table Processing

99

(1)

Multidimensional Arrays

99

(1)

Passing Arrays as Parameters

99

(1)

Paper and Pencil Self Check #3

100

(2)

Simple Data Types

102

(4)

One-Dimensional Arrays

106

(3)

Two-Dimensional Arrays

109

(2)

Debugging

111

(2)

Programs from Scratch

113

(4)

Paper and Pencil Self Check Answers

117

(6)

Appendixes

123

(6)

Glossary

129

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