Tools for Structured Design

Offering a concept-oriented rather than an example-oriented approach, this work includes a chapter that explores object-oriented programming concepts in a language-independent manner. It illustrates designs in both a procedural language (BASIC) and an event-driven language (Visual BASIC).

Key Benefit: Using a sequential, step-by-step approach that introduces, by way of example, only one new concept at a time, this introduction to programming logic and design offers a concept-oriented, language-independent approach that is user-friendly. Key Topics: This book explores the full range of structured design concepts, illustrates (in optional enrichment sections) their application in procedure-oriented and event-driven languages, and provides a chapter-length introduction to object-oriented programming concepts. Market: Beginner programmers exploring the design and language of programming.