Structured Programming with C++ - By Kjell Bäckman - 1 edition - Bookboon

Structured Programming with
C++ 

Kjell Bäckman -  

1 edition   -  

ISBN: 978-87-403-0099-4 

Bookboon

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Description

Structured Programming with C++ is intended as course material for the course Structured Programming with C/C++ at university level. It can also be used as self-learning material.

Each chapter contains theoretical parts and programming examples. At the end of each chapter there is a bunch of exercises for your practice. At the end of the book you will find solutions to the exercises.

The purpose of the book is primarily to teach how to ”think programming” and secondarily to teach C++ code. Therefore, I will emphasize how to focus on the problem solution and prepare the coding

Content

1. Introduction to Programming
   1. What Does It Mean to Program
   2. Coding
   3. Compiling and linking
   4. The First Steps with Visual C++
2. Variables
   1. Introduction
   2. Why Variables
   3. Declaring Variables
   4. Assignment
   5. Initiating Variables
   6. Constants
   7. More about Assignment of Values
   8. The main function
   9. Input and Output
   10. An Entry Program
   11. Formatted Output
   12. Invoice Program
   13. Time Conversion Program
   14. Type Conversion
   15. The Random Number Generator
   16. Game Program
   17. Summary
   18. Exercises
3. Selections and Loops
   1. Introduction
   2. Selection
   3. if statement
   4. Price Calculation Program
   5. Comparison Operators
   6. Even or Odd
   7. else if
   8. and (&&), or (||)
   9. Conditional Input
   10. The switch statement
   11. Menu Program
   12. Loops
   13. The while Loop
   14. The for Loop
   15. Addition Program
   16. Double Loop
   17. Roll Dice
   18. Two Dice Roll
   19. Breaking Entry with Ctrl-Z
   20. Pools
   21. Equation
   22. Interrupting a Loop - break
   23. Summary
   24. Exercises
4. Arrays
   1. Introduction
   2. Why Arrays
   3. Declaring an Array
   4. Initiating an Array
   5. Copying an Array
   6. Comparing Arrays
   7. Average
   8. Sales Statistics
   9. Product File, Search
   10. Two-Dimensional Array
   11. Sorting
   12. Searching a Sorted Array
   13. Summary
   14. Exercises
5. Strings
   1. Introduction
   2. Data Type char
   3. Menu Program
   4. Menu Program with Loop
   5. Christmas Tree
   6. int - char
   7. Å, Ä, Ö
   8. String Array, char[]
   9. Length of a String
   10. Upper/Lower Case
   11. Initials
   12. Comparing Two Strings
   13. Copying Strings
   14. Array with String Arrays
   15. Sorting Strings
   16. Substring
   17. Concatenating Strings
   18. Interchanging First Name and Surname
   19. Encryption
   20. Random Password
   21. Translation Table
   22. Summary
   23. Exercises
6. Functions
   1. Introduction
   2. What Is a Function
   3. Average
   4. Calling a Function
   5. Several return Statements
   6. Least of Three Numbers
   7. Least Item of an Array
   8. Array As Parameter
   9. Function and Subfunction
   10. Function without Return Value
   11. Replacing Characters in a String
   12. Declaration Space
   13. The Word Program
   14. Override Functions
   15. Declaration - Definition
   16. Header Files
   17. Reference Parameters
   18. Parameters with Default Values
   19. Recursive Functions
   20. Summary
   21. Exercises
7. Files
   1. Introduction
   2. Streams
   3. Reading from a Stream
   4. Writing to a Stream
   5. Attaching a File to a Stream
   6. A Complete Write Program
   7. A Complete Reading Program
   8. New Item at the End of the File
   9. Products and Prices
   10. Search for a Product Price
   11. Sorting a File in Memory
   12. Updating File Content
   13. Copying Files
   14. Summary
   15. Exercises
8. Pointers
   1. Introduction
   2. What Is a Pointer
   3. Declaring a Pointer
   4. Assigning Values to Pointers
   5. Addresses and char Pointers
   6. cout and char Pointers
   7. Price Program with Pointers
   8. Pointer Arithmetics
   9. Tax Program
   10. Functions and Pointers
   11. Dynamic Memory
   12. Summary
   13. Exercises
9. Structures
   1. Introduction
   2. What Is a Structure
   3. Defining a Structure
   4. Declaring and Initiating Structure Variables
   5. Assigning Values to Structure Members
   6. A Structure Program
   7. Array with Structure Variables
   8. Pointer to Structure
   9. Structures in the Dynamic Memory
   10. Structure As Function Parameter
   11. Summary
   12. Exercises
10. Answers
11. Variables
12. Selections and Loops
13. Arrays
14. Strings
15. Functions
16. Files
17. Pointers
18. Structures