Introduction to Programming with C++

C++: An Introduction to Programming provides an innovative approach to C+H-the programming language of choice in many Computer Science curriculums as well as in the programming work environment. The academic world remains strongly divided as to whether C++ should be taught at the introductory level as a vehicle for programming knowledge or at the secondary level because of it's complex nature. C++: An Introduction to Programming was written to accommodate both schools of thought. Liberty and Keogh skillfully blend solid principles of C++ programming with the technical aspects of the C++ language. Throughout the book, the authors discuss guidelines for proper programming style while addressing the constructs of C++. Because topics are presented in a less abstract way than in other books, students can use C++: An Introduction to Programming as a tutorial guide in the lab or as a tool to support lectures in the classroom. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Jesse Liberty is a Distinguished Software Engineer with AT&T New Media Services. He was a founding member of the Software Development team and is currently Technical Lead for Web-related development. Before coming to AT&T, Liberty was a Vice President in Citibank's Development Division and was the architect and programmer of PBS's Learning Link Network. Jim Keogh is a Professor of Computer Science at Saint Peter's College in Jersey City, New Jersey, and has developed C and C++ computer systems for major international Wall Street investment banking firms. He is also the author of more than 25 books on computer science. Keogh is a former columnist and contributing editor to Popular Electronics magazine and a former associate editor of Personal Computing Magazine.