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Y. Daniel Liang, Armstrong Atlantic State University

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2003
Format: Paper; 962 pp

ISBN-10: 0130092584
ISBN-13:9780130092588Help icon

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Estimated Availability: 30 Sep 2002
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Features
  • Chapters 1-5 feature programming fundamentals and problem solving techniques—On primitive data types, loops, methods, and arrays.
    • Helps prepare students to learn object-oriented programming.

  • In-depth and thorough introduction to object-oriented programming and design starting with Chapter 6.
    • Teaches students the concept of classes and objects, and how to use them to develop useful and reusable components.

  • Use of UML graphical notations throughout—Describes classes and their relationships.
    • Familiarizes students with a standard methodology for class design, and enhances the treatment of object-oriented design and programming.

  • Flexible organization of chapters.
    • Allows instructors to order their coverage and presentation of topics in a number of varied sequences to create customized courses and emphasize select material.

  • Chapter-opening introductions and objectives and easy-to-follow, carefully chosen and presented examples using Forte.
    • Alerts students to key content, and helps them determine whether or not they have mastered it upon completing each chapter. Supplies students with a description of how to use Forte, the source code, a sample run, and an example review for each.

  • Chapter pedagogy introducing objectives and summaries.
    • Enables students to review the important subjects they should understand and remember.

  • Review questions and numerous chapter-end review and programming questions.
    • Prompts students to trace their progress and evaluate their learning. Requires students to practice, practice, practice, and gives them the opportunity to apply the learned skills on their own.

  • Notes, Tips, and Cautions throughout—Provides additional information on the subject and reinforces important concepts; teaches good programming style and practice; and helps students steer away from the pitfalls of programming errors.
    • Offers students valuable advice and insight on important aspects of program development.

 
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