Table of Contents

•  C++ Lecture Notes

•   Introduction
  1. Objectives
  2. Why Study Programming?
  3. An Introduction to the Computer
  4. Computer Programs
  5. Complexity
  6. Organization Chart of a Roman Legion—a Rigid Hierarchy
  7. Hierarchy, Hierarchy, Everywhere
  8. Hierarchy in Software
  9. Programming Modules
•   First Program
  1. The Teaching Machine
•   Language Elements
  1. Some Language Elements
  2. Alphabet
  3. Words
  4. Sentences are Statements
  5. Paragraphs are Blocks
  6. Some Specifics
  7. Comments
  8. Expressions
  9. Literals
  10. Arithmetic Expressions
•   Functions: A First Look
  1. Functions with Arguments
  2. Function Declaration
  3. The Prototype
  4. Function Call
  5. Header Comments and Design-by-Contract
  6. Pre-Conditions
•   The Programming Environment
  1. Assignments
  2. Assign0
  3. Steps for Each Assignment
•   Variables
  1. Type
  2. The Bin Model of Data
  3. Variable Attributes
  4. Declaring Variables
  5. Executable Statements
  6. Identifiers
  7. Constants
•   Expressions
  1. Double Arithmetic
  2. Integer Arithmetic
  3. Conversions
  4. Rounding
  5. The Assignment Operator
  6. Composite Assignment Operators
  7. Order of Evaluation
  8. Library Functions
  9. Exercises
•   Logical Expressions
  1. Logical Expressions
  2. Table of Precedence
  3. Bool Conversions
  4. The Short Circuit Property
  5. Exercises
•   If Statements
  1. The If-Then Statement
  2. The
  3. A Complicated Example
  4. Statement Blocks
  5. Style Issues
  6. Exercises
•   Loops
  1. For Loops
  2. Example: Poker Hand Combinations
  3. A Design Problem: Fibonacci Numbers
  4. While Loops
  5. Loop Categories
  6. Count-Controlled Loops
  7. Event-Controlled Loops
  8. Loop Design
  9. Do While Loops
  10. Exercises
•   Functions
  1. Function Calling
  2. Function Call Control Flow
  3. Function Declaration
  4. Function as a Contract
  5. Exercises
•   Pass-By-Reference
  1. Pass-by-Value
  2. A Swap Function
  3. Pass-by-Reference
  4. Pass-by-Reference for Multiple "Returns"
  5. Output Only
  6. Functions Returning
  7. Summary
  8. Exercises
•   Arrays
  1. Element Reference
  2. Initialization of Arrays
  3. Array Storage
  4. Formal Syntax
  5. Passing Arrays to Functions
  6. Searching
•   Main and Program Output
  1. Screen Output
  2. Complete Programs
  3. More on cout
  4. The
  5. Outputting Other Data
•   Scope
  1. local scope
  2. global scope
  3. Scope Examples
  4. Visibility
•   Scope Discussion
  1. Qualified Names and Namespaces
  2. Context
•   Design with Functions
  1. Functional Decomposition
  2. Delegation
•   Strings
  1. Classes
  2. String Assignment
  3. String Output
  4. Member Functions
  5. string Parsing Example
  6. Operators and Strings
  7. Exercises
•   Sorting
  1. Bubble Sort
  2. Algorithm Efficiency
  3. An Improved Bubble Sort
  4. Selection Sort
•   Matrices
  1. Mapping 1D to 2D
•   Streams and Files
  1. Extracting Formatted Data from
  2. Reading All Characters
  3. Files
•   Calling Sequence
•   First Tutorial
•   Second Tutorial