The Object Is Computer Science-- C++ edition

Joseph Bergin

This document represents two chapters of a book in preparation introducing C++ to novices. It is intended for the second part of a course that begins with the book

Generally, it is assumed here, that the student has gone through at least the first five chapters of Karel++ prior to beginning this book.

• Chapter 1 Strings -- Programming With Objects

• 1.1 Preliminaries: What a C++ program looks like.
• 1.2 Preliminaries: How to run a C++ program
• 1.3 Preliminaries: Programming with Objects
• 1.4 String Objects
• 1.5 Using Strings
• 1.6 Summary
• 1.7 Exercises and Projects

• Chapter 8 Projects
  • 8.1The Vending Machine
  • 8.2 More on the Vending Machine
  • 8.3 The Post Office Box
  • 8.4 Probability Distributions
  • 8.5 The Post Office
  • 8.6 Polynomials
  • 8.7 Fractions
  • 8.8 Fraction Polynomials
  • 8.9 Complex Numbers
  • 8.10 Complex Polynomials
  • 8.11 The Game of Life
  • 8.12 Freebles
  • 8.13 Mancala
  • 8.14 Random Haiku
  • 8.15 Fortune Cookies
  • 8.16 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall
  • 8.17 Self-Replicating Programs
  • 8.18 Other Games
  • 8.19 Personal Database
  • 8.20 Ant World
  • 8.21 Mazes
  • 8.22 Shortest Path
  • 8.23 Spelling Dictionary
  • 8.24 Send + More = Money
  • 8.25 Cards
  • 8.26 Card Games

All of this material is (c) Copyright, 1996 by Joseph Bergin. If you wish to use any of it for a course or otherwise, please contact the author

E-MAIL: berginf@pace.edu