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Object-Oriented Programming in C++ begins with the basic principles of the C++ programming language and systematically introduces increasingly advanced topics while illustrating the OOP methodology. While the structure of this book is similar to that of the previous edition, each chapter reflects the latest ANSI C++ standard and the examples have been thoroughly revised to reflect current practices and standards. Educational Supplement Suggested solutions to the programming projects found at the end of each chapter are made available to instructors at recognized educational institutions. This educational supplement can be found at www.prenhall.com, in the Instructor Resource Center.
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Object-Oriented Programming in C++ begins with the basic principles of the C++ programming language and systematically introduces increasingly advanced topics while illustrating the OOP methodology. While the structure of this book is similar to that of the previous edition, each chapter reflects the latest ANSI C++ standard and the examples have been thoroughly revised to reflect current practices and standards. Educational Supplement Suggested solutions to the programming projects found at the end of each chapter are made available to instructors at recognized educational institutions. This educational supplement can be found at www.prenhall.com, in the Instructor Resource Center.
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3 von 3 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Format:Taschenbuch
Eigentlich hatte ich mir dieses Buch nur als 2. Lektüre über C++ besorgt, weil man mir gesagt hatte, dass Englische Bücher mehr ins Detail gehen würden, aber ob das auch in einer Verständlichen art geschieht?
Nachdem ich also mit dem anderen "deutschen Buch" begonnen hatte, war ich zufrieden mit dem Wissen das ich erlernt hatte, viele von meinen Freunden in der Hochschule hatten auch das Buch also warum sollte es damit nicht klappen:)
Nun, irgendwann hatte ich natürlich den drang, das "englische Buch" zu lesen und begann nach ca. 1 Monat. Als ich anfing die ersten paar Seiten zu lesen war ich schlichtweg begeistert! Nicht nur, dass die Sprache im Buch wirklich sehr verständlich war, sondern es wurde auch alles bis ins Detail beschrieben und es gibt sogar eine Einführung in UML! Jedes mal(selten) wenn man denkt:" Hmm, das würde ich gern in einer Grafik sehen", gibt es auch gleich danach eine Grafik, die alles noch mal anhand dieser Grafik erklärt, was man gerade gelesen hat. Am Ende jedes Kapitels gibt es eine Zusammenfassung und einen Batzen Übungen die auch sehr gut zu meistern sind. Rundum bin ich von diesem Buch begeistert und würde es niemals hergeben, ein "MUSS" eben!
Nachdem ich also mit dem anderen "deutschen Buch" begonnen hatte, war ich zufrieden mit dem Wissen das ich erlernt hatte, viele von meinen Freunden in der Hochschule hatten auch das Buch also warum sollte es damit nicht klappen:)
Nun, irgendwann hatte ich natürlich den drang, das "englische Buch" zu lesen und begann nach ca. 1 Monat. Als ich anfing die ersten paar Seiten zu lesen war ich schlichtweg begeistert! Nicht nur, dass die Sprache im Buch wirklich sehr verständlich war, sondern es wurde auch alles bis ins Detail beschrieben und es gibt sogar eine Einführung in UML! Jedes mal(selten) wenn man denkt:" Hmm, das würde ich gern in einer Grafik sehen", gibt es auch gleich danach eine Grafik, die alles noch mal anhand dieser Grafik erklärt, was man gerade gelesen hat. Am Ende jedes Kapitels gibt es eine Zusammenfassung und einen Batzen Übungen die auch sehr gut zu meistern sind. Rundum bin ich von diesem Buch begeistert und würde es niemals hergeben, ein "MUSS" eben!
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perfect for transition from C to C++
17. Februar 2005
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I took several C++ Program In Computing courses while in college, and I must say, this book did a fantastic job of turning the what was then "clear as mud" concepts to something I could understand.
Since those courses, I've learned C and a few other languages, but this book does a fantastic job of introducing OO concepts to a programmer, or a beginner who was otherwise doing procedural programs, or was just starting fresh. Lafore goes over the benefits of OO, and slowly builds on top of concepts throughout the book until you get a good overall understanding of the theory and the practice.
Two things I didn't like about the book:
1. There was very little discussion about doing things the "right way". By this, I mean, Lafore didn't really mention how certain methods of writing programs were less efficient than others. It looks like he was using the best practices in the book, so maybe that would have been overkill, but going a bit more in depth about why to do certain things certain ways would have been nice. While this is a beginner book, it certainly doesn't hurt to have sidenotes of this nature for those interested.
2. While the majority of the code in this book was portable to most platforms, it's still assumed that you're going to be on a Windows plaform, and Lafore uses several Windows-only graphics libraries to illustrate some points. Being a UNIX guy, I would have preferred that he stick to a platform neutral explanation.
Since those courses, I've learned C and a few other languages, but this book does a fantastic job of introducing OO concepts to a programmer, or a beginner who was otherwise doing procedural programs, or was just starting fresh. Lafore goes over the benefits of OO, and slowly builds on top of concepts throughout the book until you get a good overall understanding of the theory and the practice.
Two things I didn't like about the book:
1. There was very little discussion about doing things the "right way". By this, I mean, Lafore didn't really mention how certain methods of writing programs were less efficient than others. It looks like he was using the best practices in the book, so maybe that would have been overkill, but going a bit more in depth about why to do certain things certain ways would have been nice. While this is a beginner book, it certainly doesn't hurt to have sidenotes of this nature for those interested.
2. While the majority of the code in this book was portable to most platforms, it's still assumed that you're going to be on a Windows plaform, and Lafore uses several Windows-only graphics libraries to illustrate some points. Being a UNIX guy, I would have preferred that he stick to a platform neutral explanation.
11 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Just the right approach to learning OOP and C++
31. Januar 2004
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is used as a text in a number of college venues and it's not hard to see why. It's well-written, explains difficult concepts in reasonable language, it doesn't try to talk over the reader and it presents the concepts of C++ in a logical and sequential manner. I particularly liked that LaFore decided to get into structures relatively early in his book (in chapter 4) because, as he rightly points out, an understanding of structures is useful in the path of learning from the basic sequential and structured programming to the object-oriented concepts and programming that are illustrated later on. Of the many books that I have had a chance to review for use in an academic environment, it's hard to go wrong with this one; and it edges out my other favorite, Prata's "C++ Primer Plus," mostly because of his sequence of concepts and he doesn't spend a lot of time talking about what some of the older and, frankly, less used compilers are doing with respect to the inclusion of headers and library files. I also liked the exercises that appear in this book. Learning to program is like learning math and another language at the same time - the only way to learn it is to do lots of programs and apply the language. However, I find fault in that solutions are not provided for all of the exercises, which takes away from the usefulness of this book as a tool for self-teaching. Still, that and a couple of editing misses are the only flaws. Highly recommended!
13 von 14 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Lafore could explain quantum physics to an infant
14. August 2002
Format:Taschenbuch
Concerning OOP in C++ and Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
I've been a software engineer for roughly two years now. I was fortunate to have learned C++ and Data Structures by books written by Lafore. In my time in the field, I've noticed that I have a much stronger understanding of C++ and Data Structures than many of my senior programmers. It appears that the books they learned from in college were so esoteric and academic (Introduction to Algorithms (MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science))that they actually fear opening the book, let alone creating binary trees, heaps and weighted graphs. Of course they are also C spaghetti programmers and they have no problem with global variables.
When I was in college the required C++ text was Deitel and Deitel's C++ How to Program. The book was just plain boring to me, fell apart and looked like it was written in some sort of linux text editor. Although the other half of C++ programmers prefer this book over any other, I eventually used Lafore's Object Oriented Programming in C++ to learn the material. OOP in C++ is actually fun to read compared to the snoozers the old guys used to read.
In my opinion, there is no other technical writer that compares. He makes the material so easy you are convinced that you are missing something. When I hear a senior programmer talk in fear about data structures and that scary "Object Oriented Programming" I always have to question if they know something about OOP and DSA that I don't know about? Is there? Cuz I'm still questioning it. I'm ok with the OPP but that spegetti code scares the daylights out of me.
Drawbacks: Lafore only brushes the surface of Big O notation and pseudo code in his data structures book. He also worded the book so nicely that many of my senior programmers have made degrading comments about how the book was written for grade schoolers, yet they use my Lafore's Data Structure book 10 times more than they do their "MIT algorithms" book. That's got to say something.
If your taking a college course, use Lafore's books as backup text books. You'll be thankful you did.
I like this guys writing so much I wait for his next book as if it he was Stephen King. I feel like a groupie.
Well anyway..
Thanks,
Dave
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