[share_ebook] C plus plus for business programmers

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C++ for Business Programming, Second Edition is an introduction to C++ programming. The power of C++ lies in its object-oriented extensions of the C language. However, we believe that for beginning students it is best to learn the basics of programming without the extra encumbrance of having to learn object-oriented concepts. Therefore, the book is divided into two sections. Part I, "Basic C++," covers the procedural parts of C++. Part II, "Object-Oriented Programming," covers all the essential object-oriented ideas through inheritance and polymorphism.

Unlike most books on C++, which emphasize applications to computing or mathematics, this book emphasizes business applications. Therefore, the book is most appropriate for business and information systems students. The entire book can be covered in one semester in a class of students who have a good background in programming in another language. In such a class, it is possible to quickly cover the essential programming constructs from Part I and then concentrate on object-oriented concepts and programming in Part II. For students who have little programming experience, we suggest covering Part I in one semester and Part II in a second semester. The material in Part I can be supplemented as needed by material from Appendix A, "Computers and Data," and Appendix B, "Program Control."

Throughout the book, we emphasize good pedagogy.

Each chapter begins with a set of learning objectives.

Each chapter ends with a review section that includes important terms, a chapter summary, and review exercises.

Concepts are explained in clear, understandable language and are illustrated by many fully worked-out examples.

Important definitions, concepts, and rules are appropriately highlighted in notes.

Programming tips and pitfalls are noted in the margins of the text.

One of the best ways to learn a programming language is to read programs in that language. Therefore, every important idea is illustrated in an example program and accompanying output. There are approximately 150 complete programs in the text, each of which we very carefully explain.
The book contains over 800 exercises of varying types and levels of difficulty. These exercises are placed at the end of each section rather than at the end of each chapter so students can immediately reinforce their new knowledge. These exercises include exercises, experiments, and programming problems.

Almost every section contains exercises on the syntax and semantics of C++. Most of these are of the paper and pencil type, although some require writing a simple program.

The experiments, which ask the student to investigate various aspects of the C++ language, are a unique feature of the exercise sections. The experiments improve the student's understanding of the finer points of C++ and help the student avoid common errors made by beginning programmers.

The programming problems, which range from 10-20-line programs to full-scale projects that require the use of several user-defined functions and/or classes, are found in most sections of the book. The chapter-illustrative programs and programming problems emphasize the business applications of C++.

The book conforms to the ANSI C++ standard. All illustrative programs, however, can easily be adapted to nonstandard compilers. Therefore, the book can be used with any C++ compiler.

Topics are introduced on a need-to-know basis to provide motivation for the student. Therefore, the book is not encyclopedic in its coverage of C++. In some cases, all the relevant ideas surrounding a topic are spread throughout several sections or chapters.

Appendix A, "Computers and Data," and Appendix B, "Program Control," provide supplementary material for students who have a weak background in computing. Appendixes A and B contain exercises.

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