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    C++ Programming Language: Simple, Short, and Straightforward Way of Learning C++ Programming

    By Sherwyn Allibang

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    Title: C++ Programming Language

    This C++ Programming Language book is carefully formatted for kindle edition. Read on mac, pc, smart phone, tabs, fire, etc.

    This book is for absolute beginners with or without prior knowledge in programming, as this book uses Simple words, Short sentences, and Straightforward paragraphs. The triple S way of learning C++ programming. C++ (pronounced as cee plus plus) is a general-purpose programming language. The main object of C++ is to add object-orientation to its predecessor C language. C++ has imperative, object-oriented and generic programming features, while also providing facilities for low-level memory manipulation. There are also other useful features added to C++ such as inheritance and polymorphism. The topics covered in this book includes brief introduction to C++ programming, variables, data types, control structures, functions, pointers, and file management of external files. This book starts its discussion from short history to installation of the needed software resource and a step by step screen shots of how to write C++ programming code, compile and execute C++ programs. It presents graphical representation of algorithms for simpler learning. This book is packed with working and running C++ program samples and after reading this book, the reader would be able to develop and create C++ language programs based particularly from problems given in computer science courses, hence, adopting to other programming language will be a lot easier. This book is your initial step in your programming career.

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    Summary of topics covered:

    Chapter 1 - Starting C++ Language Programming
    Brief history of C++
    Reasons to use C++
    Beginning to Program in C++ Language
    Installing the Dev-C++ for Windows
    Installing compiler for Linux

    Chapter 2 - Our First C++ Program
    The components of a C++ program
    Writing, compiling, and running our first program using Dev-C++ for Windows
    Correcting errors
    Writing, compiling, and running our first program with Linux
    Statements
    Null Statements
    White spaces

    Chapter 3 - Storing Data: Variables and Data Types in C++
    Variable
    Scope of variables
    Constants
    typedef declarations

    4) Chapter 4 - Fundamentals of Input And Output in C++
    Displaying text on-screen
    Accepting user input

    5) Chapter 5 - Arrays and Strings in C++
    Single-Dimensional
    Multi-Dimensional Array
    The C-Style Character String
    C Strings' pre-defined functions in C++

    Chapter 6 - Mathematical Operations in C++
    Expressions
    Operators
    Assignment
    Mathematical
    Precedence level
    Relational
    Logical
    Type Casting
    Pre-defined Mathematical Functions

    Chapter 7 - Conditional Statements in C++
    The if() statement
    Single-alternative
    Dual-alternative
    Multiple-alternative
    Nested if() statement
    The switch() statement

    Chapter 8 - Looping Statements in C++
    Counter-controlled loop
    Nested for() loop statement
    Condition-controlled loop
    Pre-test loop
    Post-test loop
    The Infinite Loop

    Chapter 9 - User-Defined Functions in C Language
    User-defined function
    User-defined function prototype
    User-defined function definition
    Calling a user-defined function
    Things to consider in functions

    Chapter 10 - User-Defined Data Types in C++
    Structures
    Accessing Structure Members
    Declaration and definition of structure

    Chapter 11 - Classes in C++
    Creating New Types
    Classes and Members
    Definition of a Class member method(s) in C++
    Defining an Object of a class
    Accessing Class Members
    Private versus public access controls
    Constructor and destructor

    Chapter 12 - Exception Handling in C++
    How Exceptions Are Used
    The steps in using exceptions

    Chapter 13 - Pointer in C++
    Pointer Declaration
    How pointers works?
    Pointer Arithmetic

    Chapter 14 - File Management in C++
    C++ Files and Streams
    Opening a File
    Closing a File
    Writing to a File
    Reading from a File

    Self-assessment for each chapter.
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