Judy Walters

Tony Gaddis

Godfrey Muganda

There is a strong emphasis on problem solving and program design teaching C++ in a slower-paced stepped out fashion. Clear, and easy-to-understand writing style covering core introductory programming topics including inheritance, polymorphism and advanced data structure topics. Classes are introduced before arrays and pointers and the STL string class is used. It includes an abundance of exercises and practical real-world examples. Readers who are new to programming, as well as those with prior work in other languages will find this text beneficial.

Early Objects

Starting Out with C++

For courses in computer science and programming Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures provides a smooth introduction to programming with Java that moves fluidly from beginner to more advanced topics. The first half of the book is taught for a CS1 course and teaches fundamental programming and problem solving concepts, while the second half, meant for a CS2 course, teaches advanced topics, algorithms, and data structures. The Third Edition is extremely flexible in its organization, which teaches programmers to implement data structures with or without generics. As with all text in Gaddis' Starting Out series, the tone is friendly, the material detailed, and major concepts easy to understand. With rich examples throughout, programmers learn to use Java through real programming practice.

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