C++ Software Development for Technology Students

by David Conger

This book teaches top-down and object design skills in addition to C++ language proficiency, and is more suited to the use of people pursuing professional programming careers than any other book like it. The process of developing a completely working software system is also demonstrated through a practical application exercise that runs throughout the entire book. Chapter topics include atomic data types, C++ operators, control flows, preprocessor directives, and memory allocation. Each chapter includes a troubleshooting guide to help uses fix common mistakes and prevent problems. This book is for anyone looking to develop practical design and development skills using C++,— whether it be a student learning programming for the first time, a self-taught guru seeking C++ skills, or someone with a degree in Computer Science.

726 pages, Paperback

First published November 2, 1999