Object Concept: An Introduction to Computer Programming Using C++

Authors:
Rick Decker;Stuart Hirshfield
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Object Concept: An Introduction to Computer Programming Using C++
Year:
1995

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From the Publisher:The Object Concept makes computer programming more accessible and more relevant to novice programmers through its careful introduction to object-oriented programming using C++. The Object Concept applies common-sense, proven pedagogical techniques, and the latest technology to teaching how to solve problems with computers. The book provides the basic software engineering skills needed to write programs that are modular, readable, testable, and maintainable.