Publisher: Addison-Wesley, 1988, 273 pages
ISBN: 0-201-15413-7
Keywords: Programming
An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and C++ introduces the reader to the paradigm of object-oriented programming and presents the C++ language as a vehicle for doing object-oriented programming. Several major case studies are presented, allowing the reader to actually see the benefits of object-oriented programming and C++ in action.
Object-oriented problem solving and object-oriented programming represent a way of thinking and a methodology for computer programming that are quite different from the usual approach supported by structured programming languages. The book discusses these differences and focuses on the object-oriented problem-solving features that make computer problem solving a more natural activity.
The C++ language, developed at AT&T Bell Laboratories in 1983, is a hybrid language that provides a fusion of object-oriented programming functionality with the features of a traditional and efficient structured language, C. Data abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism are fully supported in C++.
This book is aimed at software development professionals, intermediate level and experienced programmers, and students learning C++ and object-oriented programming. It can be used as a supplement in a modern software engineering course, or as a supplement for courses on object-oriented programming or the C++ language. This book assumes the reader has programmed in C but has no experience with the concepts of object-oriented programming.
This is an all-time classic. Brilliantly written. Don't miss out!
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