Structuring Techniques: An Introduction Using C++ (An Alan R. Apt Book)

by Andrew C. Staugaard, Jr.

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Written to provide an introduction to both structured programming and object-oriented programming using the C++ language and the Turbo C++ compiler, this text starts from the beginning, assuming no previous knowledge of C, or any other programming language. It covers topics such as: getting acquainted with computers, programs and Turbo C++; writing simple C++ programs; multidimensional arrays, pointers, and structures; and an introduction to object-oriented programming.… (more)

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Written to provide an introduction to both structured programming and object-oriented programming using the C++ language and the Turbo C++ compiler, this text starts from the beginning, assuming no previous knowledge of C, or any other programming language. It covers topics such as: getting acquainted with computers, programs and Turbo C++; writing simple C++ programs; multidimensional arrays, pointers, and structures; and an introduction to object-oriented programming.

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