Titlebook: Object Oriented Programming Using C++; An Introduction John Pardoe,Melv King Textbook 1997Latest edition J.P Pardoe and M.J. King 1997 C++

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A First Program,thought we could probably specify other functions such as determining the position on the screen or defining the colour of the background and foreground for the message. However, we will keep it simple and produce a model of the problem in the form of an object class with just two functions, as shown in the object schema given in figure 3.1.

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Introduction to Arrays,ne name; we then refer to an individual area by this name and its position in the set. For example, the marks of all the students for a module could be regarded as an ordered collection of integers; if we needed to store this data in a computer program we could do so as an ordered collection of data items with one name, say ..

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Textbook 1997Latest editionxt many straightforward examples are used to introduce and illustrate new techniques and language features. Each chapter starts with learning objectives and concludes with a number of exercises. Solutions for all exercises are given in an appendix.

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elow the critical fracture stress..The theory is demonstrated for an industrial glass with good agreement with experiment. The effect of a limited rate of transport of adsorbed materials on rates of crack growth is discussed and demonstrated on the basis of experimental results for a polycrystalline

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John Pardoe,Melv King. These anions are expected to have large and varied effects, as indicated by theory and by meager experimental data, especially with reference to densification during fabrication. The sources of impurities in ultrafine-grain ceramics, primarily anions, are discussed in relation to the surfaces of t