C++ Program Design |  | Authors: James Cohoon, Jack Davidson
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
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Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 1417692
Media: CD-ROM
Edition: 3rd
Pages: 928
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 9 x 7.4 x 1.5
ISBN: 0072560401
Dewey Decimal Number: 005
EAN: 9780072560404
ASIN: 0072560401
Publication Date: November 19, 2001
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Product Description
This best selling text covers the fundamentals of programming and software development using C++. C++ Program Design has been developed for a CS1 course and benefits from the authors' 10 + years classroom experience. C++ Program Design adopts an objects early approach to teaching C++ and integrates the use of a graphical API, called EzWindows. Robust web site support is offered for instructors and students.
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 Deliverance September 23, 2009
Daniel Isaac Valenzuela
the book was sent in good condition, but the time it took was soo not worth the penny i paid for the book + the expedited shipping cost, the book came 2 days late from its estimated time.
 Everything but the CD April 2, 2009
Alexander D. Hawkins
The book is exactly what I was looking for and in good condition, but it didn't have the CD that originally came with the book, which was disappointing.
 Bad, bad, bad. Stay away December 31, 2006
P. Tcholakov (Johannesburg, South Africa)
This is a shocking example of how not to teach programming - numerous listings of boring code explaining HOW to do things, but no mention of WHY they are the way they are. If you are required to buy this as a textbook for a course, please complain loudly. There are some far better alternatives out there - for example Bruce Eckel's two-volume Thinking in C++ which is also available for free download.
 Fails To Deliver April 4, 2005
S. Lundin (Durban, South Africa)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Avoid adding this book to your collection. I found it lacks a consistent logical structure, is dry and makes relatively easy concepts seem impossibly complex.
 A well thought out Book January 16, 2004
Ranjan Mitra (India)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I am a self taught programmer. When I first read some of the reviewes I was initially discouraged to buy it. Now that I have bought this book, I have no regrets. It is a well thought out book with plenty of examples to try out. As regards EzWindows, though I haven't yet laid my hands on it but by reading through the texts I do not find it that bad.Some reviewer have complained of declaring variables in the middle of the program! but by hind sight that is not only perfectly valid but I believe it is a good method in coding. Instead of going back thousand of lines to the begining of the prog to find a variable, it is far more easier to locate it where it is declared provided it is well commented there! I like the history bits in the book to be pretty smart. Not a bad book either for the beginner or for the experienced.
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