Inhaltsangabe
Although suitable for a wide range of courses this book is particularly intended as an introductory level C++ programming text for students of engineering, computing or science courses. For example, the text introduces mathematical library functions at an early stage, contains a chapter devoted to the problems associated with evaluating mathematical series and describes techniques to access low-level system dependent facilities. The majority of programs, however, deal with the general problems of storing and manipulating different types of data and are applicable to a range of subject areas. In addition the book may be used for self-instruction by more experienced programmers who wish to program in C++. This book is a self-contained text and makes no assumptions about previous programming experience. It would normally accompany a course of practical or tutorial sessions which may be backed up by lectures. There are many exercises throughout the book and at the end of each chapter there is a problem that should be attempted and may be used by instructors as a means of assessment.
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