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Simply C++

by H. M. Deitel - Deitel & Associates, Inc.; P. J. Deitel - Deitel & Associates, Inc.; D. R. Choffnes - Deitel & Associates, Inc.; C. L. Kelsey - Deitel & Associates, Inc.

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Copyright, iv
Deitel Books, Cyber Classrooms and Complete Training Courses Published by Prentice Hall, ii
Preface, xiv
Before You Begin, xxiii
Tutorial 1. Car Payment Calculator and Guess the Number Applications: Introducing Computers, the Internet and C++ Programming, 1
1.1. What Is a Computer?, 1
1.2. Computer Organization, 2
1.3. The Internet and the World Wide Web, 3
1.4. Machine Languages, Assembly Languages and High-Level Languages, 4
1.5. C++, 6
1.6. Java, 7
1.7. Fortran, COBOL, Pascal and Ada, 7
1.8. BASIC, Visual Basic, Visual C++ and .NET, 8
1.9. Key Software Trend: Object Technology, 9
1.10. Compiling and Running C++ Applications, 10
1.11. Test-Driving the Car Payment Calculator and Guess the Number Applications, 11
1.12. Internet and Web Resources, 14
1.13. Wrap-Up, 15
Key Terms, 15
Multiple-Choice Questions, 17
Exercises, 18
Tutorial 2. Welcome Application: Introduction to C++ Programming, 19
2.1. Test-Driving the Welcome Application, 19
2.2. Compiling and Running the Template Welcome Application, 20
2.3. Introduction to C++ Code, 26
2.4. Constructing the Welcome Application, 29
2.5. Compilation Errors, 34
2.6. Wrap-Up, 36
Skills Summary, 36
Key Terms, 37
User Interface Design Guidelines, 39
C++ Library Reference, 39
Multiple-Choice Questions, 39
Exercises, 40
Tutorial 3. Inventory Application: Introducing Variables, Input, Memory Concepts and Arithmetic, 45
3.1. Test-Driving the Inventory Application, 45
3.2. Variables, 46
3.3. Performing Stream Input Using cin, 48
3.4. Performing a Calculation and Displaying the Result, 49
3.5. Memory Concepts, 52
3.6. Arithmetic, 53
3.7. Using the Debugger: Breakpoints, 56
3.8. Web Resources, 59
3.9. Wrap-Up, 59
Skills Summary, 60
Key Terms, 61
C++ Library Reference, 62
User Interface Design Guidelines, 63
Multiple-Choice Questions, 63
Exercises, 63
Tutorial 4. Wage Calculator Application: Introducing Algorithms, Pseudocode and Program Control, 68
4.1. Test-Driving the Wage Calculator Application, 68
4.2. Algorithms, 70
4.3. Pseudocode, 71
4.4. Control Statements, 71
4.5. if Selection Statement, 73
4.6. if...else Selection Statement, 75
4.7. Constructing the Wage Calculator Application, 78
4.8. Assignment Operators, 81
4.9. Formatting Numbers, 83
4.10. Using the Debugger: The Watch and Locals Windows, 86
4.11. Wrap-Up, 89
Skills Summary, 89
Key Terms, 90
C++ Library Reference, 92
Multiple-Choice Questions, 93
Exercises, 93
Tutorial 5. Dental Payment Application: Introducing Logical Operators, chars and strings, 100
5.1. Test-Driving the Dental Payment Application, 100
5.2. Constructing the Dental Payment Application, 102
5.3. Introduction to chars and strings, 102
5.4. Logical Operators, 108
5.5. Wrap-Up, 116
Skills Summary, 117
Key Terms, 117
User Interface Guidelines, 118
C++ Library Reference, 118
Multiple-Choice Questions, 118
Exercises, 119
Tutorial 6. Car Payment Calculator Application: Introducing the while Repetition Statement, 125
6.1. Test-Driving the Car Payment Calculator Application, 125
6.2. while Repetition Statement, 126
6.3. Increment and Decrement Operators, 129
6.4. Constructing the Car Payment Calculator Application, 130
6.5. do... while Repetition Statement, 138
6.6. Wrap-Up, 140
Skills Summary, 141
Key Terms, 141
User Interface Design Guidelines, 142
C++ Library Reference, 142
Multiple-Choice Questions, 143
Exercises, 144
Tutorial 7. Class Average Application: Introducing Sentinel-Controlled Repetition, 151
7.1. Test-Driving the Class Average Application, 151
7.2. Sentinel-Controlled Repetition, 153
7.3. Creating the Class Average Application, 154
7.4. Wrap-Up, 160
Skills Summary, 160
Key Terms, 161
User Interface Design Guidelines, 161
Multiple-Choice Questions, 161
Exercises, 162
Tutorial 8. Interest Calculator Application: Introducing the for Repetition Statement and the Math Library, 169
8.1. Test-Driving the Interest Calculator Application, 169
8.2. Essentials of Counter-Controlled Repetition, 171
8.3. Introducing the for Repetition Statement, 172
8.4. Examples Using the for Statement, 174
8.6. Wrap-Up, 181
Skills Summary, 181
Key Terms, 181
C++ Library Reference, 182
Multiple-Choice Questions, 182
Exercises, 183
Tutorial 9. Income Tax Calculator Application: Introducing the switch Multiple-Selection Statement, 190
9.1. Test-Driving the Income Tax Calculator Application, 190
9.2. Introducing the switch Multiple-Selection Statement, 191
9.3. Constructing the Income Tax Calculator Application, 194
9.4. Wrap-Up, 200
Skills Summary, 200
Key Terms, 201
Multiple-Choice Questions, 201
Exercises, 202
Tutorial 10. Enhancing the Wage Calculator Application: Introducing Functions, 209
10.1. Test-Driving the Enhanced Wage Calculator Application, 209
10.2. C++ Standard Library Functions and Classes, 210
10.3. Function Definitions, 211
10.4. Completing the Maximum Application, 217
10.5. Using Functions in the Wage Calculator Application, 219
10.6. Using the Debugger: Controlling Execution Using the Step Into, Step Over, Step Out and Continue Commands, 223
10.7. Wrap-Up, 226
Skills Summary, 226
Key Terms, 226
C++ Library Reference, 227
Multiple-Choice Questions, 228
Exercises, 229
Tutorial 11. Fundraiser Application: Introducing Scope and Function Prototypes, 236
11.1. Test-Driving the Fundraiser Application, 236
11.2. Constructing the Fundraiser Application, 237
11.3. Function Prototypes, 240
11.4. Wrap-Up, 245
Skills Summary, 246
Key Terms, 246
Multiple-Choice Questions, 246
Exercises, 247
Tutorial 12. Craps Game Application: Introducing Random Number Generation and Enumerations, 253
12.1. Test-Driving the Craps Game Application, 253
12.2. Random Number Generation, 255
12.3. Using an enum in the Craps Game Application, 256
12.4. Using Random Numbers in the Craps Game Application, 260
12.5. Wrap-Up, 268
Skills Summary, 268
Key Terms, 269
C++ Library Reference, 269
Multiple-Choice Questions, 270
Exercises, 271
Tutorial 13. Salary Survey Application: Introducing One-Dimensional Arrays, 277
13.1. Test-Driving the Salary Survey Application, 277
13.2. Introducing Arrays, 279
13.3. Declaring and Initializing Arrays, 281
13.4. Constructing the Salary Survey Application, 283
13.5. Wrap-Up, 292
Skills Summary, 293
Key Terms, 293
Multiple-Choice Questions, 294
Exercises, 295
Tutorial 14. Student Grades Application: Introducing Two-Dimensional Arrays and References, 302
14.1. Test-Driving the Student Grades Application, 302
14.2. Two-Dimensional Arrays, 304
14.3. Inserting Code into the Student Grades Application, 306
14.4. Wrap-Up, 317
Skills Summary, 317
Key Terms, 317
C++ Library Reference, 317
Multiple-Choice Questions, 318
Exercises, 319
Tutorial 15. Digital Clock Application: Building Your Own Classes and Objects, 326
15.1. Test-Driving the Digital Clock Application, 326
15.2. Designing the Digital Clock Application, 328
15.3. Separating Interface from Implementation, 330
15.4. Initializing Objects: Constructors, 334
15.5. Get and Set Functions, 337
15.6. Completing the Digital Clock Application, 342
15.7. Passing Arguments to a Constructor, 345
15.8. Using the Debugger: The Autos Window, 352
15.9. Wrap-Up, 355
Skills Summary, 355
Key Terms, 356
C++ Library Reference, 357
Multiple-Choice Questions, 358
Exercises, 358
Tutorial 16. Shopping List Application: Introducing Pointers, References and Dynamic Data Structures, 367
16.1. Test-Driving the Shopping List Application, 367
16.2. Introducing Pointers, 369
16.3. Pointer Operators, 370
16.4. Passing Arguments to Functions by Reference, 372
16.5. Designing the Shopping List Application, 376
16.6. Constructing the Shopping List Application, 378
16.7. Implementing a Linked List, 382
16.8. Wrap-Up, 394
Skills Summary, 395
Key Terms, 396
C++ Library Reference, 397
Multiple-Choice Questions, 397
Exercises, 398
Tutorial 17. Payroll Application: Introducing Inheritance and Polymorphism, 407
17.1. Test-Driving the Payroll Application, 407
17.2. Inheritance Overview, 410
17.3. Creating the Payroll Application, 413
17.4. Using a Derived Class in the Payroll Application, 417
17.5. Using Multiple Derived Classes in the Payroll Application, 421
17.6. Polymorphism, 428
17.7. Completing the Payroll Application, 430
17.8. Wrap-Up, 444
Skills Summary, 444
Key Terms, 445
Multiple-Choice Questions, 446
Exercises, 447
Tutorial 18. Ticket Information Application: Introducing Sequential-Access Files, 456
18.1. Test-Driving the Write Event and Ticket Information Applications, 456
18.2. Data Hierarchy, 459
18.3. Files and Streams, 462
18.4. Creating the Write Event Application: Writing to a File, 463
18.5. Creating the Ticket Information Application, 471
18.6. Wrap-Up, 478
Skills Summary, 478
Key Terms, 479
C++ Library Reference, 480
Multiple-Choice Questions, 481
Exercises, 482
Tutorial 19. Screen Scraping Application: Introducing string Processing, 487
19.1. Test-Driving the Screen Scraping Application, 487
19.2. Fundamentals of strings, 489
19.3. Constructing the Screen Scraping Application, 491
19.4. Locating Substrings in strings, 491
19.5. Extracting Substrings from strings, 496
19.6. Other string Functions, 497
19.7. Wrap-Up, 501
Skills Summary, 501
Key Terms, 501
C++ Library Reference, 502
Multiple-Choice Questions, 503
Exercises, 504
Tutorial 20. Enhanced Car Payment Calculator Application: Introducing Exception Handling, 510
20.1. Test-Driving the Enhanced Car Payment Calculator Application, 510
20.2. Introduction to Exception Handling, 512
20.3. Throwing Exceptions in C++, 513
20.4. Handling Exceptions in C++, 514
20.5. C++ Stream Error States and Exceptions, 516
20.6. Constructing the Enhanced Car Payment Calculator Application, 518
20.7. Wrap-Up, 524
Skills Summary, 524
Key Terms, 524
C++ Library Reference, 525
Multiple-Choice Questions, 526
Exercises, 527
Tutorial 21. Grade Book Application: Introducing Templates, 532
21.1. Test-Driving the Grade Book Application, 532
21.2. Function Templates, 535
21.3. Class Templates, 540
21.4. Constructing the Grade Book Application, 541
21.5. Wrap-Up, 556
Skills Summary, 556
Key Terms, 558
Multiple-Choice Questions, 558
Exercises, 559
Tutorial 22. Phone Book Application: Introducing Operator Overloading, 566
22.1. Test-Driving the Phone Book Application, 566
22.2. Fundamentals of Operator Overloading, 568
22.3. Restrictions on Operator Overloading, 569
22.4. Overloaded Operator Functions, 570
22.5. Creating the Phone Book Application, 573
22.6. Wrap-Up, 584
Skills Summary, 584
Key Terms, 585
Multiple-Choice Questions, 585
Exercises, 586
A. Dive Into™ the GNU C++ Tools, 593
A.1. Compiling and Running the Completed Welcome Application, 593
A.2. Syntax Errors, 595
A.3. Using the Debugger: Breakpoints, 596
A.4. Using the Debugger: The print and set commands, 600
A.5. Using the Debugger: Controlling Execution Using the step, finish and next Commands, 603
A.6. Compiling and Running the Digital Clock Application, 606
A.7. Using the Debugger: The watch Command, 607
B. Operator Precedence Chart, 610
C. ASCII Character Set, 612
D. C++ Standard Library Reference, 613
E. Keyword Chart, 622
Glossary, 622
Index, I-1-1

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