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Preface,v1

Chapter11

Computing and the object-oriented design methodology1

1.1 Basic computing terminology2

Self-check questions13

1.2 Software18

1.3 Engineering software24

1.4 Object-oriented design32

Self-check questions40

1.5 Points to remember41

1.6 To delve further43

1.7 Exercises44

Chapter 249

C++: The fundamentals49

2.1 Program organization50

2.2 A first program50

2.3 A second program52

2.4 Comments53

Self-check questions56

2.5 Assigning a value56

2.6 Fundamental C++ objects57

2.7 Constants61

Self-check questions69

2.8 Names69

2.9 Definitions73

Self-check questions76

2.10 Expressions77

Self-check questions87

2.10 Output statements88

2.12 Computing average velocity91

Self-check questions93

2.13 Points to remember95

2.14 Exercises98

Modifying objects103

Chapter 3103

3.1 Assignment104

3.2 Const definitions108

3.3 Input statements109

Self-check questions111

3.4 Computing the number of molecules in a hydrocarbon112

3.5 Compound assignment115

3.6 Increment and decrement117

Self-check questions119

3.7 Estimating yearly savings of change120

3.8 The string class122

Self-check questions128

3.9 Ezwindows130

3.10 Mowing lawns134

Self-check questions141

3.11 Points to remember141

3.12 Exercises146

Control constructs153

Chapter 4153

4.1 Boolean algebra154

4.2 A Boolean type156

Self-check questions161

4.3 Conditional execution using the if statement164

Self-check questions173

4.4 Conditional execution using the switch statement176

4.5 Computing a requested expression179

4.6 Validating a date181

Self-check questions188

4.7 Iteration using the while statement189

4.8 Simple string and character processing195

Self-check questions203

4.9 Iteration using the for construct204

4.10 Simple data visualization212

4.11 Solving the lazy hobo riddle214

4.12 Iteration using the do construct215

Self-check questions217

4.13 Points to remember218

4.14 Exercises222

Chapter 5233

Function basics233

5.1 Function basics234

5.2 The preprocessor243

Self-check questions246

5.3 Using software libraries246

5.4 The iostream library248

5.5 The iomanip library251

5.6 The fstream library258

5.7 Random numbers263

5.8 The assert library268

Self-check questions269

5.9 Points to remember272

5.10 To delve further275

5.11 Exercises275

Programmer-defined functions281

Chapter6281

6.1 Basics282

6.2 A tasty problem285

6.3 Some useful functions290

6.4 Integrating a quadratic polynomial293

6.5 The local scope296

6.6 The global scope299

Self-check questions301

6.7 Reference parameters304

6.8 Passing objects by reference312

6.9 Validating telephone access codes314

Self-check questions317

6.10 Constant parameters319

6.11 Default parameters321

6.12 Casting of function parameters323

6.13 Function overloading324

Self-check questions326

6.14 Recursive functions328

Self-check questions332

6.15 Displaying a price-interval stock chart333

6.16 Points to Remember342

6.17 To delve further345

6.18 Exercises345

Chapter7363

The class construct and object-oriented design363

7.1 Introducing a programmer-defined data type364

7.2 The RectangleShape class366

Self-check questions374

7.3 Using the RectangleShape class375

7.4 Constructors379

Self-check questions380

7.5 Building a kaleidoscope382

7.6 Object-oriented analysis and design387

7.7 Points to remember397

7.8 To delve further399

7.9 Exercises400

Chapter 8405

Implementing abstract data types405

8.1 Introducing abstract data types406

8.2 Rational ADT basics406

8.3 Rational interface description413

Self-check questions421

8.4 Implementing the rational class423

8.5 Copy construction, member assignment, and destruction430

Self-check questions435

8.6 ADT for pseudorandom integers437

8.7 Red-yellow-green game444

8.8 Points to remember461

8.9 Exercises465

Chapter 9471

Lists471

9.1 Named collections472

9.2 One-dimensional arrays472

Self-check questions483

9.3 Arrays as parameters485

9.4 Sorting488

Self-check questions493

9.5 Container classes494

9.6 Class vector497

9.7 QuickSort511

9.8 Binary searching516

9.9 String class revisited518

Self-check questions520

9.10 Find that word-exploring a two-dimensional list521

9.11 Maze runner525

9.12 Multidimensional arrays549

Self-check questions552

9.13 Points to remember553

9.14 Exercises558

The EzWindows API:a detailed examination565

Chapter 10565

10.1 Application programmer interfaces566

10.2 A simple window class567

10.3 The bitmap class577

10.4 Mouse events579

10.5 Bitmaps and mouse events583

10.6 Timer events586

10.7 Alert messages589

Self-check questions590

10.8 Simon says591

10.9 Points to remember607

10.10 Exercises608

Chapter11615

Pointers and dynamic memory615

11.1 Lvalues and rvalues616

11.2 Pointer basics616

Self-check questions626

11.3 Constant pointers and pointers to constants629

11.4 Arrays and pointers630

11.5 Character string processing633

11.6 Program command-line parameters637

Self-check questions639

11.7 Pointers to functions641

Self-check questions644

11.8 Dynamic objects645

11.9 A simple ADT for representing lists of integer values651

Self-check questions660

11.10 Points to remember661

11.11 Exercises665

Chapter12673

Testing and debugging673

12.1 Testing674

Self-check questions682

Self-check questions693

12.2 Debugging693

Self-check questions704

12.3 Points to remember705

12.4 To Delve Further705

12.5 Exercises706

Chapter13707

Inheritance707

13.1 Object-oriented design using inheritance708

13.2 Reuse via inheritance709

13.3 A hierarchy of shapes711

Self-check questions725

13.4 Protected members and inberitance727

13.5 Controlling inheritance730

Self-check questions732

13.6 Multiple inheritance735

Self-check questions743

13.7 A prettier kaleidoscope743

13.8 Points to remember756

13.9 Exercises759

Templates and polymorphism765

Chapter14765

14.1 Generic actions and types766

14.2 Function templates766

14.3 Class templates769

14.4 A simple list class using a class template770

Self-check questions778

14.5 Sequential lists779

14.6 Polymorphism801

Self-check questions801

14.7 Virtual function nuances804

14.8 Abstract base classes807

14.9 Virtual multiple inheritance810

Self-check questions812

14.10 Points to remember815

14.11 Exercises817

Chapter823

Software project-Bug Hunt!823

15.2 Base class Bug824

15.1 Bug hunt824

15.3 Class GameController839

15.4 Bug hunt842

Self-check questions843

15.5 Points to remember844

15.6 Exercises847

Appendix A849

Tables849

A.1 ASCII character set850

A.2 Operator precedence851

AppendixB853

Standard libraries853

B.1 Library naming and access854

B.2 Iostream library854

B.3 Stdlib library856

B.4 Math library856

B.5 Time library857

B.6 Cstring library858

B.7 Algorithm library860

Appendix C865

Standard classes865

C.1 Container Classes866

C.2 Class string871

Appendix D875

Advanced topics875

D.1 Namespaces876

D.2 Exception handling881

D.3 Friends888

Appendix E891

EzWindows API reference manual891

E.1 Enumerated types892

E.2 Coordinate system892

E.3 Class Position894

E.4 Class SimpleWindow894

E.6 Class RaySegment898

E.5 Class WindowObject898

E.7 Class Shape900

E.8 Class EllipseShape901

E.9 Class CircleShape902

E.10 Class RectangleShape902

E.11 Class TriangleShape904

E.12 Class SquareShape904

E.13 Class Label905

E.14 Class BitMap907

E.15 Class Randomlnt908

E.16 Miscellaneous functions909

Appendix F911

Projects and makefiles911

F.1 Project and makefile fundamentals912

F.2 Borland C++ IDE912

F.3 Microsoft Visual C++IDE920

F.4 UNIX Makefiles926

Index,933