Welcome to Programming Easy Ways. This is the picture for the cover of the book. You may wonder why a funny snowman is used. There is a historical reason behind it.   In its own time it was fabulous to see a picture generated by a computer.  This picture   won the contest. If you look closely, you will see a lot of hidden programming concepts.  Try to find some. Remember, a picture is worth a thousand words.

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  Exploring easy ways to learn programming in C++
  Makes the most difficult programming concepts understandable
  Eases transition from C language to C++
  Invites readers to participate and interact
  Presents materials from different angles
  While it is for beginners, it includes something for everyone
  Knows what is important and what is not, does not overwhelm the reader
  Includes practical ready to run practices with input and output
  Forwards many first hand ideas and opinions
  Offers meaningful examples and programs
  Combines both procedural and object-oriented programming
  Covers STL in an easy and useful manner
  Applies Web programming with C++
  Covers STL in an easy and useful manner

Read Excerpts from:  
Chapter 1
The Evolution of Computer Programming and Languages
Chapter 2
Input, Process, Output (IPO)
Chapter 3
Loop: Doing it Over and Over
Chapter 4
Decision Making: Making Programs Intelligent
Chapter 5
Array: Arrangement of Data
Chapter 6
Function: Organizing the Program
Chapter 7
Structure: Putting Related Items Together
Chapter 8
Object and Class: Everything as an Object of a Class
Chapter 9
File Handling: A Database
Chapter 10
Recursion: Function Calling Itself
Chapter 11
Sorting Algorithms and Analysis
Chapter 12
Searching: To Look and to Find
Chapter 13
Address, Pointer Variable, Dynamic Memory Allocation
Chapter 14
Data Structures
Chapter 15
Polymorphism, Template, and ADT
Chapter 16
Inheritance: Reusability and Extendability
Chapter 17
Character Manipulations, String Class, and iostream
Chapter 18
Standard Template Library
Chapter 19
Errors, Exception Handling, and Software Engineering
Chapter 20
Potpourri


 

 
   
   
   

ŠAlireza Ebrahimi, Ph.D.