Name: Problem Solving with C++, Student Value Edition Plus MyLab Programming with Pearson eText - Access Card Package (10th Edition)
Author: Walter Savitch
ISBN: 9780134756424

Chapter 1 - Introduction To Computers And C++ Programming Chapter 1.1 - Computer Systems Chapter 1.2 - Programming And Problem-solving Chapter 1.3 - Introduction To C++Chapter 1.4 - Testing And Debugging Chapter 2 - C++ Basics Chapter 2.1 - Variables And Assignments Chapter 2.2 - Input And Output Chapter 2.3 - Data Types And Expressions Chapter 2.4 - Simple Flow Of Control

Chapter 2.5 - Program Style Chapter 3 - More Flow Of Control Chapter 3.1 - Using Boolean Expressions Chapter 3.2 - Multiway Branches Chapter 3.3 - More About C++ Loop Statements Chapter 3.4 - Designing Loops Chapter 4 - Procedural Abstraction And Functions That Return A Value Chapter 4.2 - Predefined Functions Chapter 4.3 - Programmer-defined Functions Chapter 4.4 - Procedural Abstraction Chapter 4.5 - Scope And Local Variables Chapter 4.6 - Overloading Function Names Chapter 5 - Functions For All Subtasks Chapter 5.1 - Void Functions Chapter 5.2 - Call-by-reference Parameters Chapter 5.3 - Using Procedural Abstraction Chapter 5.4 - Testing And Debugging Functions Chapter 5.5 - General Debugging Techniques Chapter 6 - I/o Streams As An Introduction To Objects And Classes Chapter 6.1 - Streams And Basic File I/o Chapter 6.2 - Tools For Stream I/o Chapter 6.3 - Character I/o Chapter 7 - Arrays Chapter 7.1 - Introduction To Arrays Chapter 7.2 - Arrays In Functions Chapter 7.3 - Programming With Arrays Chapter 7.4 - Multidimensional Arrays Chapter 8 - Strings And Vectors Chapter 8.1 - An Array Type For Strings Chapter 8.2 - The Standard String Class Chapter 8.3 - Vectors Chapter 9 - Pointers And Dynamic Arrays Chapter 9.1 - Pointers Chapter 9.2 - Dynamic Arrays Chapter 10 - Defining Classes Chapter 10.1 - Structures Chapter 10.2 - Classes Chapter 10.3 - Abstract Data Types Chapter 10.4 - Introduction To Inheritance Chapter 11 - Friends, Overloaded Operators, And Arrays In Classes Chapter 11.1 - Friend Functions Chapter 11.2 - Overloading Operators Chapter 11.3 - Arrays And Classes Chapter 11.4 - Classes And Dynamic Arrays Chapter 12 - Separate Compilation And Namespaces Chapter 12.1 - Separate Compilation Chapter 12.2 - Namespaces Chapter 13 - Pointers And Linked Lists Chapter 13.1 - Nodes And Linked Lists Chapter 13.2 - Stacks And Queues Chapter 14 - Recursion Chapter 14.1 - Recursive Functions For Tasks Chapter 14.2 - Recursive Functions For Values Chapter 14.3 - Thinking Recursively Chapter 15 - Inheritance Chapter 15.1 - Inheritance Basics Chapter 15.2 - Inheritancedetails Chapter 15.3 - Polymorphism Chapter 16 - Exception Handling Chapter 16.1 - Exception-handling Basics Chapter 16.2 - Programming Techniques For Exception Handling Chapter 17 - Templates Chapter 17.1 - Templates For Algorithm Abstraction Chapter 17.2 - Templates For Data Abstraction Chapter 18 - Standard Template Library Chapter 18.1 - Iterators Chapter 18.2 - Containers Chapter 18.3 - Generic Algorithms

Book Details

Now in its 10th Edition, Problem Solving with C++ is written for the beginning programmer. The text cultivates strong problem-solving skills and programming techniques as it introduces students to the C++ programming language. Author Walt Savitch’s approach to programming emphasizes active reading through the use of well-placed examples and self-tests, while flexible coverage means instructors can easily adapt the order of chapters and sections to their courses without sacrificing continuity. Savitch’s clear, concise style is a hallmark feature of the text, receiving praise from students and instructors alike, and is supported by a suite of tried-and-true pedagogical tools. The 10th Edition includes ten new Programming Projects, along with new discussions and revisions.

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Chapter 1, Problem 1P Chapter 2, Problem 1P Chapter 3, Problem 1P Chapter 4, Problem 1P Chapter 5, Problem 1P Chapter 6, Problem 1P Chapter 7, Problem 1P Chapter 8, Problem 1P //Include required header files #include<iostream> using namespace std; //Declaration of...

Chapter 10, Problem 1P Chapter 11, Problem 1P Chapter 12, Problem 1P Chapter 13, Problem 1P Recursive function for nth Fibonacci numbers: The recursive function for nth Fibonacci number is...Chapter 15, Problem 1P // Include required library files #include <iostream> using namespace std; // Definition of...Chapter 17, Problem 1P Program: //Header file #include <iostream> #include <deque> #include <algorithm>...