Programming Principles and Practice using C++
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Contents:

  • Chapter 1 - Computers People and Programming
    • Review
      • 1. What is software?
      • 2. Why is software important?
      • 3. Where is software important?
      • 4. What could go wrong if some software fails? List some examples.
      • 5. Where does software play an important role? List some examples.
      • 6. What are some jobs related to software development? List some.
      • 7. What’s the difference between computer science and programming?
      • 8. Where in the design, construction, and use of a ship is software used?
      • 9. What is a server farm?
      • 10. What kinds of queries do you ask online? List some.
      • 11. What are some uses of software in science? List some.
      • 12. What are some uses of software in medicine? List some.
      • 13. What are some uses of software in entertainment? List some.
      • 14. What general properties do we expect from good software?
      • 15. What does a software developer look like?
      • 16. What are the stages of software development?
      • 17. Why can software development be difficult? List some reasons.
      • 18. What are some uses of software that make your life easier?
      • 19. What are some uses of software that make your life more difficult?
    • Terms
      • affordability
      • analysis
      • blackboard
      • CAD/CAM
      • communication
      • correctness
      • customer
      • design
      • feedback
      • GUI
      • ideals
      • implementation
      • programmer
      • programming
      • software
      • stereotype
      • testing
      • user
    • Exercises
  • Chapter 2 - Hello World!
    • Review
      • 1. What is the purpose of the “Hello, World!” program?
      • 2. Name the four parts of a function.
      • 3. Name a function that must appear in every C++ program.
      • 4. In the “Hello, World!” program, what is the purpose of the line return 0;?
      • 5. What is the purpose of the compiler?
      • 6. What is the purpose of the #include directive?
      • 7. What does a .h suffix at the end of a file name signify in C++?
      • 8. What does the linker do for your program?
      • 9. What is the difference between a source file and an object file?
      • 10. What is an IDE and what does it do for you?
      • 11. If you understand everything in the textbook, why is it necessary to practice?
    • Terms
      • //
      • <<
      • C++
      • comment
      • compiler
      • compile-time
      • error
      • cout
      • executable
      • function
      • header
      • IDE
      • #include
      • library
      • linker
      • main()
      • object code
      • output
      • program
      • source code
      • statement
    • Exercises
  • Chapter 3 - Objects, Types and Values
    • Drill
    • Review
    • Terms
      • assignment
      • cin
      • concatenation
      • conversion
      • declaration
      • decrement
      • definition
      • increment
      • initialization
      • name
      • narrowing
      • object
      • operation
      • operator
      • type
      • typesafety
      • value
      • variable
    • Try This
      • Name and Age
      • Operators
      • Repeated Words
    • Exercises
      • Exercise 02
      • Exercise 03
      • Exercise 04
      • Exercise 05
      • Exercise 06
      • Exercise 07
      • Exercise 08
      • Exercise 09
      • Exercise 10
      • Exercise 11
  • Chapter 4 - Computation
    • Drill
    • Review
    • Terms
      • abstraction
      • begin()
      • computation
      • conditional statement
      • declaration
      • definition
      • divide and conquer
      • else
      • end()
      • expression
      • for-statement
      • range-for-statement
      • function
      • if-statement
      • increment
      • input
      • iteration
      • loop
      • lvalue
      • member function
      • output
      • push_back()
      • repetition
      • rvalue
      • selection
      • size()
      • sort()
      • statement
      • switch-statement
      • vector
        • Traversing a vector:
        • Growing a vector
      • while-statement
    • Try This
      • Currency Converter
      • Currency Converter switch
      • Character Loop
      • Character Loop for
      • Square
      • Bleep
    • Exercises
      • Exercise 02
      • Exercise 03
      • Exercise 04
      • Exercise 05
      • Exercise 06
      • Exercise 07
      • Exercise 08
      • Exercise 09
      • Exercise 10
      • Exercise 11
      • Exercise 12
      • Exercise 13
      • Exercise 14
      • Exercise 15
      • Exercise 16
      • Exercise 17
      • Exercise 18
      • Exercise 19
      • Exercise 20
      • Exercise 21
  • Chapter 5 - Errors
    • Drill
    • Review
    • Terms
      • argument error
      • assertion
      • catch
      • compile-time error
      • container
      • debugging
      • error
      • exception
      • invariant
      • link-time error
      • logic error
      • post-condition
      • pre-condition
      • range error
      • requirement
      • run-time error
      • syntax error
      • testing
      • throw
      • type error
    • Try This
      • Compiler Response
      • Compiler Response 2
      • Error Reporting
      • Uncaught Exception
      • Uncaught Exception
      • Locic Errors
      • Estimation - Hexagon Area
      • Estimation - Driving Times
      • Post-conditions
    • Exercises
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