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C++HowtoProgram,FifthEdition
ByH.M.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.,
P.J.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.
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C++HowtoProgram,FifthEdition
ByH.M.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.,
P.J.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.
Publisher :PrenticeHall
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PrintISBN-10 :0-13-185757-6
eTextISBN-10 :0-13-186103-4
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Preface
FeaturesofC++HowtoProgram,5/e
TeachingApproach
TouroftheBook
Object-OrientedDesignofanATMwiththeUML:ATouroftheOptional
SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy
SoftwareBundledwithC++HowtoProgram,5/e
TeachingResourcesforC++HowtoProgram,5/e
C++MultimediaCyberClassroom,5/e,Online
C++intheLab
CourseCompassSM,WebCT™andBlackboard™
PearsonChoices
TheDeitel®BuzzOnlineFreeE-mailNewsletter
Acknowledgments
AbouttheAuthors
AboutDeitel&Associates,Inc.
BeforeYouBegin
ResourcesontheCDThatAccompaniesC++HowtoProgram,Fifth
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CopyingandOrganizingFiles
CopyingtheBookExamplesfromtheCD
ChangingtheRead-OnlyPropertyofFiles
Chapter1.IntroductiontoComputers,theInternetandWorldWideWeb
Section1.1.Introduction
Section1.2.WhatIsaComputer?
Section1.3.ComputerOrganization
Section1.4.EarlyOperatingSystems
Section1.5.Personal,DistributedandClient/ServerComputing
Section1.6.TheInternetandtheWorldWideWeb
Section1.7.MachineLanguages,AssemblyLanguagesandHigh-Level
Languages
Section1.8.HistoryofCandC++
Section1.9.C++StandardLibrary
Section1.10.HistoryofJava
Section1.11.FORTRAN,COBOL,PascalandAda
Section1.12.Basic,VisualBasic,VisualC++,C#and.NET
Section1.13.KeySoftwareTrend:ObjectTechnology
Section1.14.TypicalC++DevelopmentEnvironment
Section1.15.NotesAboutC++andC++HowtoProgram,5/e
Section1.16.Test-DrivingaC++Application
Section1.17.SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:IntroductiontoObject
TechnologyandtheUML(Required)
Section1.18.Wrap-Up
Section1.19.WebResources
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter2.IntroductiontoC++Programming
Section2.1.Introduction
Section2.2.FirstPrograminC++:PrintingaLineofText
Section2.3.ModifyingOurFirstC++Program
Section2.4.AnotherC++Program:AddingIntegers
Section2.5.MemoryConcepts
Section2.6.Arithmetic
Section2.7.DecisionMaking:EqualityandRelationalOperators
Section2.8.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Examiningthe
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Section2.9.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter3.IntroductiontoClassesandObjects
Section3.1.Introduction
Section3.2.Classes,Objects,MemberFunctionsandDataMembers
Section3.3.OverviewoftheChapterExamples
Section3.4.DefiningaClasswithaMemberFunction
Section3.5.DefiningaMemberFunctionwithaParameter
Section3.6.DataMembers,setFunctionsandgetFunctions
Section3.7.InitializingObjectswithConstructors
Section3.8.PlacingaClassinaSeparateFileforReusability
Section3.9.SeparatingInterfacefromImplementation
Section3.10.ValidatingDatawithsetFunctions
Section3.11.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifyingthe
ClassesintheATMRequirementsDocument
Section3.12.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter4.ControlStatements:Part1
Section4.1.Introduction
Section4.2.Algorithms
Section4.3.Pseudocode
Section4.4.ControlStructures
Section4.5.ifSelectionStatement
Section4.6.if...elseDouble-SelectionStatement
Section4.7.whileRepetitionStatement
Section4.8.FormulatingAlgorithms:Counter-ControlledRepetition
Section4.9.FormulatingAlgorithms:Sentinel-ControlledRepetition
Section4.10.FormulatingAlgorithms:NestedControlStatements
Section4.11.AssignmentOperators
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Section4.13.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
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Section4.14.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter5.ControlStatements:Part2
Section5.1.Introduction
Section5.2.EssentialsofCounter-ControlledRepetition
Section5.3.forRepetitionStatement
Section5.4.ExamplesUsingtheforStatement
Section5.5.do...whileRepetitionStatement
Section5.6.switchMultiple-SelectionStatement
Section5.7.breakandcontinueStatements
Section5.8.LogicalOperators
Section5.9.ConfusingEquality(==)andAssignment(=)Operators
Section5.10.StructuredProgrammingSummary
Section5.11.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
Objects'StatesandActivitiesintheATMSystem
Section5.12.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter6.FunctionsandanIntroductiontoRecursion
Section6.1.Introduction
Section6.2.ProgramComponentsinC++
Section6.3.MathLibraryFunctions
Section6.4.FunctionDefinitionswithMultipleParameters
Section6.5.FunctionPrototypesandArgumentCoercion
Section6.6.C++StandardLibraryHeaderFiles
Section6.7.CaseStudy:RandomNumberGeneration
Section6.8.CaseStudy:GameofChanceandIntroducingenum
Section6.9.StorageClasses
Section6.10.ScopeRules
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Section6.12.FunctionswithEmptyParameterLists
Section6.13.InlineFunctions
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Section6.14.ReferencesandReferenceParameters
Section6.15.DefaultArguments
Section6.16.UnaryScopeResolutionOperator
Section6.17.FunctionOverloading
Section6.18.FunctionTemplates
Section6.19.Recursion
Section6.20.ExampleUsingRecursion:FibonacciSeries
Section6.21.Recursionvs.Iteration
Section6.22.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
ClassOperationsintheATMSystem
Section6.23.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter7.ArraysandVectors
Section7.1.Introduction
Section7.2.Arrays
Section7.3.DeclaringArrays
Section7.4.ExamplesUsingArrays
Section7.5.PassingArraystoFunctions
Section7.6.CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsinganArraytoStore
Grades
Section7.7.SearchingArrayswithLinearSearch
Section7.8.SortingArrayswithInsertionSort
Section7.9.MultidimensionalArrays
Section7.10.CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsingaTwo-Dimensional
Array
Section7.11.IntroductiontoC++StandardLibraryClassTemplatevector
Section7.12.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Collaboration
AmongObjectsintheATMSystem
Section7.13.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Self-ReviewExercises
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RecursionExercises
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Chapter8.PointersandPointer-BasedStrings
Section8.1.Introduction
Section8.2.PointerVariableDeclarationsandInitialization
Section8.3.PointerOperators
Section8.4.PassingArgumentstoFunctionsbyReferencewithPointers
Section8.5.UsingconstwithPointers
Section8.6.SelectionSortUsingPass-by-Reference
Section8.7.sizeofOperators
Section8.8.PointerExpressionsandPointerArithmetic
Section8.9.RelationshipBetweenPointersandArrays
Section8.10.ArraysofPointers
Section8.11.CaseStudy:CardShufflingandDealingSimulation
Section8.12.FunctionPointers
Section8.13.IntroductiontoPointer-BasedStringProcessing
Section8.14.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
SpecialSection:BuildingYourOwnComputer
MorePointerExercises
String-ManipulationExercises
SpecialSection:AdvancedString-ManipulationExercises
AChallengingString-ManipulationProject
Chapter9.Classes:ADeeperLook,Part1
Section9.1.Introduction
Section9.2.TimeClassCaseStudy
Section9.3.ClassScopeandAccessingClassMembers
Section9.4.SeparatingInterfacefromImplementation
Section9.5.AccessFunctionsandUtilityFunctions
Section9.6.TimeClassCaseStudy:ConstructorswithDefaultArguments
Section9.7.Destructors
Section9.8.WhenConstructorsandDestructorsAreCalled
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Section9.10.DefaultMemberwiseAssignment
Section9.11.SoftwareReusability
Section9.12.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Startingto
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Section9.13.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter10.Classes:ADeeperLook,Part2
Section10.1.Introduction
Section10.2.const(Constant)ObjectsandconstMemberFunctions
Section10.3.Composition:ObjectsasMembersofClasses
Section10.4.friendFunctionsandfriendClasses
Section10.5.UsingthethisPointer
Section10.6.DynamicMemoryManagementwithOperatorsnewand
delete
Section10.7.staticClassMembers
Section10.8.DataAbstractionandInformationHiding
Section10.9.ContainerClassesandIterators
Section10.10.ProxyClasses
Section10.11.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter11.OperatorOverloading;StringandArrayObjects
Section11.1.Introduction
Section11.2.FundamentalsofOperatorOverloading
Section11.3.RestrictionsonOperatorOverloading
Section11.4.OperatorFunctionsasClassMembersvs.GlobalFunctions
Section11.5.OverloadingStreamInsertionandStreamExtraction
Operators
Section11.6.OverloadingUnaryOperators
Section11.7.OverloadingBinaryOperators
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Section11.9.ConvertingbetweenTypes
Section11.10.CaseStudy:StringClass
Section11.11.Overloading++and-Section11.12.CaseStudy:ADateClass
Section11.13.StandardLibraryClassstring
Section11.14.explicitConstructors
Section11.15.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter12.Object-OrientedProgramming:Inheritance
Section12.1.Introduction
Section12.2.BaseClassesandDerivedClasses
Section12.3.protectedMembers
Section12.4.RelationshipbetweenBaseClassesandDerivedClasses
Section12.5.ConstructorsandDestructorsinDerivedClasses
Section12.6.public,protectedandprivateInheritance
Section12.7.SoftwareEngineeringwithInheritance
Section12.8.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter13.Object-OrientedProgramming:Polymorphism
Section13.1.Introduction
Section13.2.PolymorphismExamples
Section13.3.RelationshipsAmongObjectsinanInheritanceHierarchy
Section13.4.TypeFieldsandswitchStatements
Section13.5.AbstractClassesandPurevirtualFunctions
Section13.6.CaseStudy:PayrollSystemUsingPolymorphism
Section13.7.(Optional)Polymorphism,VirtualFunctionsandDynamic
Binding"UndertheHood"
Section13.8.CaseStudy:PayrollSystemUsingPolymorphismandRunTimeTypeInformationwithDowncasting,dynamic_cast,typeidand
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Section13.9.VirtualDestructors
Section13.10.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Incorporating
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Section13.11.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter14.Templates
Section14.1.Introduction
Section14.2.FunctionTemplates
Section14.3.OverloadingFunctionTemplates
Section14.4.ClassTemplates
Section14.5.NontypeParametersandDefaultTypesforClassTemplates
Section14.6.NotesonTemplatesandInheritance
Section14.7.NotesonTemplatesandFriends
Section14.8.NotesonTemplatesandstaticMembers
Section14.9.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter15.StreamInput/Output
Section15.1.Introduction
Section15.2.Streams
Section15.3.StreamOutput
Section15.4.StreamInput
Section15.5.UnformattedI/Ousingread,writeandgcount
Section15.6.IntroductiontoStreamManipulators
Section15.7.StreamFormatStatesandStreamManipulators
Section15.8.StreamErrorStates
Section15.9.TyinganOutputStreamtoanInputStream
Section15.10.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Section16.1.Introduction
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Section16.3.Example:HandlinganAttempttoDividebyZero
Section16.4.WhentoUseExceptionHandling
Section16.5.RethrowinganException
Section16.6.ExceptionSpecifications
Section16.7.ProcessingUnexpectedExceptions
Section16.8.StackUnwinding
Section16.9.Constructors,DestructorsandExceptionHandling
Section16.10.ExceptionsandInheritance
Section16.11.ProcessingnewFailures
Section16.12.Classauto_ptrandDynamicMemoryAllocation
Section16.13.StandardLibraryExceptionHierarchy
Section16.14.OtherError-HandlingTechniques
Section16.15.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter17.FileProcessing
Section17.1.Introduction
Section17.2.TheDataHierarchy
Section17.3.FilesandStreams
Section17.4.CreatingaSequentialFile
Section17.5.ReadingDatafromaSequentialFile
Section17.6.UpdatingSequentialFiles
Section17.7.Random-AccessFiles
Section17.8.CreatingaRandom-AccessFile
Section17.9.WritingDataRandomlytoaRandom-AccessFile
Section17.10.ReadingfromaRandom-AccessFileSequentially
Section17.11.CaseStudy:ATransaction-ProcessingProgram
Section17.12.Input/OutputofObjects
Section17.13.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter18.ClassstringandStringStreamProcessing
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Section18.1.Introduction
Section18.2.stringAssignmentandConcatenation
Section18.3.Comparingstrings
Section18.4.Substrings
Section18.5.Swappingstrings
Section18.6.stringCharacteristics
Section18.7.FindingStringsandCharactersinastring
Section18.8.ReplacingCharactersinastring
Section18.9.InsertingCharactersintoastring
Section18.10.ConversiontoC-StylePointer-Basedchar*Strings
Section18.11.Iterators
Section18.12.StringStreamProcessing
Section18.13.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter19.WebProgramming
Section19.1.Introduction
Section19.2.HTTPRequestTypes
Section19.3.MultitierArchitecture
Section19.4.AccessingWebServers
Section19.5.ApacheHTTPServer
Section19.6.RequestingXHTMLDocuments
Section19.7.IntroductiontoCGI
Section19.8.SimpleHTTPTransactions
Section19.9.SimpleCGIScripts
Section19.10.SendingInputtoaCGIScript
Section19.11.UsingXHTMLFormstoSendInput
Section19.12.OtherHeaders
Section19.13.CaseStudy:AnInteractiveWebPage
Section19.14.Cookies
Section19.15.Server-SideFiles
Section19.16.CaseStudy:ShoppingCart
Section19.17.Wrap-Up
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Summary
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Chapter20.SearchingandSorting
Section20.1.Introduction
Section20.2.SearchingAlgorithms
Section20.3.SortingAlgorithms
Section20.4.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
Chapter21.DataStructures
Section21.1.Introduction
Section21.2.Self-ReferentialClasses
Section21.3.DynamicMemoryAllocationandDataStructures
Section21.4.LinkedLists
Section21.5.Stacks
Section21.6.Queues
Section21.7.Trees
Section21.8.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
Exercises
SpecialSection:BuildingYourOwnCompiler
Chapter22.Bits,Characters,C-Stringsandstructs
Section22.1.Introduction
Section22.2.StructureDefinitions
Section22.3.InitializingStructures
Section22.4.UsingStructureswithFunctions
Section22.5.typedef
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Section22.8.BitFields
Section22.9.Character-HandlingLibrary
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Section22.11.SearchFunctionsofthePointer-BasedString-Handling
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Section22.12.MemoryFunctionsofthePointer-BasedString-Handling
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Section22.13.Wrap-Up
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Terminology
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Chapter23.StandardTemplateLibrary(STL)
Section23.1.IntroductiontotheStandardTemplateLibrary(STL)
Section23.2.SequenceContainers
Section23.3.AssociativeContainers
Section23.4.ContainerAdapters
Section23.5.Algorithms
Section23.6.Classbitset
Section23.7.FunctionObjects
Section23.8.Wrap-Up
Section23.9.STLInternetandWebResources
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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RecommendedReading
Chapter24.OtherTopics
Section24.1.Introduction
Section24.2.const_castOperator
Section24.3.namespaces
Section24.4.OperatorKeywords
Section24.5.mutableClassMembers
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Section24.8.MultipleInheritanceandvirtualBaseClasses
Section24.9.Wrap-Up
Section24.10.ClosingRemarks
Summary
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AppendixA.OperatorPrecedenceandAssociativityChart
SectionA.1.OperatorPrecedence
AppendixB.ASCIICharacterSet
AppendixC.FundamentalTypes
AppendixD.NumberSystems
SectionD.1.Introduction
SectionD.2.AbbreviatingBinaryNumbersasOctalandHexadecimal
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SectionD.3.ConvertingOctalandHexadecimalNumberstoBinary
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SectionD.4.ConvertingfromBinary,OctalorHexadecimaltoDecimal
SectionD.5.ConvertingfromDecimaltoBinary,OctalorHexadecimal
SectionD.6.NegativeBinaryNumbers:Two'sComplementNotation
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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AppendixE.CLegacyCodeTopics
SectionE.1.Introduction
SectionE.2.RedirectingInput/OutputonUNIX/LINUX/MacOSXand
WindowsSystems
SectionE.3.Variable-LengthArgumentLists
SectionE.4.UsingCommand-LineArguments
SectionE.5.NotesonCompilingMultiple-Source-FilePrograms
SectionE.6.ProgramTerminationwithexitandatexit
SectionE.7.ThevolatileTypeQualifier
SectionE.8.SuffixesforIntegerandFloating-PointConstants
SectionE.9.SignalHandling
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SectionE.12.Unions
SectionE.13.LinkageSpecifications
SectionE.14.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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AppendixF.Preprocessor
SectionF.1.Introduction
SectionF.2.The#includePreprocessorDirective
SectionF.3.The#definePreprocessorDirective:SymbolicConstants
SectionF.4.The#definePreprocessorDirective:Macros
SectionF.5.ConditionalCompilation
SectionF.6.The#errorand#pragmaPreprocessorDirectives
SectionF.7.The#and##Operators
SectionF.8.PredefinedSymbolicConstants
SectionF.9.Assertions
SectionF.10.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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AppendixG.ATMCaseStudyCode
SectionG.1.ATMCaseStudyImplementation
SectionG.2.ClassATM
SectionG.3.ClassScreen
SectionG.4.ClassKeypad
SectionG.5.ClassCashDispenser
SectionG.6.ClassDepositSlot
SectionG.7.ClassAccount
SectionG.8.ClassBankDatabase
SectionG.9.ClassTransaction
SectionG.10.ClassBalanceInquiry
SectionG.11.ClassWithdrawal
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SectionH.1.Introduction
SectionH.2.AdditionalDiagramTypes
AppendixI.C++InternetandWebResources
SectionI.1.Resources
SectionI.2.Tutorials
SectionI.3.FAQs
SectionI.4.VisualC++
SectionI.5.Newsgroups
SectionI.6.CompilersandDevelopmentTools
SectionI.7.StandardTemplateLibrary
AppendixJ.IntroductiontoXHTML
SectionJ.1.Introduction
SectionJ.2.EditingXHTML
SectionJ.3.FirstXHTMLExample
SectionJ.4.Headers
SectionJ.5.Linking
SectionJ.6.Images
SectionJ.7.SpecialCharactersandMoreLineBreaks
SectionJ.8.UnorderedLists
SectionJ.9.NestedandOrderedLists
SectionJ.10.BasicXHTMLTables
SectionJ.11.IntermediateXHTMLTablesandFormatting
SectionJ.12.BasicXHTMLForms
SectionJ.13.MoreComplexXHTMLForms
SectionJ.14.InternetandWorldWideWebResources
Summary
Terminology
AppendixK.XHTMLSpecialCharacters
AppendixL.UsingtheVisualStudio.NETDebugger
SectionL.1.Introduction
SectionL.2.BreakpointsandtheContinueCommand
SectionL.3.TheLocalsandWatchWindows
SectionL.4.ControllingExecutionUsingtheStepInto,StepOver,Step
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LicenseAgreementandLimitedWarranty
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
AppendixM.UsingtheGNUC++Debugger
SectionM.1.Introduction
SectionM.2.Breakpointsandtherun,stop,continueandprintCommands
SectionM.3.TheprintandsetCommands
SectionM.4.ControllingExecutionUsingthestep,finishandnext
Commands
SectionM.5.ThewatchCommand
SectionM.6.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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EndUserLicenseAgreements
UsingtheCD-ROM
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SoftwareandHardwareSystemRequirements
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