Name: Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects, Student Value Edition (9th Edition)
Author: Tony Gaddis
ISBN: 9780134443829

Chapter 1 - Introduction To Computers And Programming Chapter 1.2 - Computer Systems: Hardware And Software Chapter 1.3 - Programs And Programming Languages Chapter 1.5 - Input, Processing, And Output Chapter 1.7 - Procedural And Object-oriented Programming Chapter 2 - Introduction To C++Chapter 2.1 - The Parts Of A C++ Program Chapter 2.3 - The #include Directive Chapter 2.4 - Variables, Literals, And Assignment Statements Chapter 2.6 - Integer Data Types

Chapter 2.8 - The C++ String Class Chapter 2.11 - Determining The Size Of A Data Type Chapter 2.14 - Arithmetic Operators Chapter 2.16 - Named Constants Chapter 3 - Expressions And Lnteractivity Chapter 3.1 - The Cin Object Chapter 3.2 - Mathematical Expressions Chapter 3.5 - Type Casting Chapter 3.6 - Multiple Assignment And Combined Assignment Chapter 3.7 - Formatting Output Chapter 3.9 - More Mathematical Library Functions Chapter 4 - Making Decisions Chapter 4.1 - Relational Operators Chapter 4.2 - The If Statement Chapter 4.3 - Expanding The If Statement Chapter 4.4 - The If/else Statement Chapter 4.5 - Nested If Statements Chapter 4.6 - The If/else If Statement Chapter 4.9 - Checking Numeric Ranges With Logical Operators Chapter 4.12 - Comparing Characters And Strings Chapter 4.13 - The Conditional Operator Chapter 4.14 - The Switch Statement Chapter 5 - Loops And Files Chapter 5.1 - The Increment And Decrement Operators Chapter 5.3 - Using The While Loop For Input Validation Chapter 5.5 - The Do-while Loop Chapter 5.6 - The For Loop Chapter 5.8 - Sentinels Chapter 5.11 - Using Files For Data Storage Chapter 6 - Functions Chapter 6.2 - Defining And Calling Functions Chapter 6.6 - Focus On Software Engineering: Using Functions In A Menu-driven Program Chapter 6.9 - Returning A Boolean Value Chapter 6.11 - Static Local Variables Chapter 6.13 - Using Reference Variables As Parameters Chapter 6.15 - The Exit () Function Chapter 7 - Arrays And Vectors Chapter 7.3 - No Bounds Checking In C+ +Chapter 7.6 - Focus On Software Engineering: Using Parallel Arrays Chapter 7.7 - Arrays As Function Arguments Chapter 7.9 - Arrays With Three Or More Dimensions Chapter 7.11 - Introduction To The Stl Vector Chapter 8 - Searching And Sorting Arrays Chapter 8.2 - Focus On Problem Solving A Nd Program Design: A Case Study Chapter 9 - Pointers Chapter 9.5 - Initializing Pointers Chapter 9.9 - Returning Pointers From Functions Chapter 10 - Characters, C-strings, And More About The String Class Chapter 10.2 - Character Case Conversion Chapter 10.4 - Library Functions For Working With C-strings Chapter 10.5 - String/numeric Conversion Functions Chapter 10.6 - Focus On Software Engineering: Writing Your Own C-string-handling Functions Chapter 11 - Structured Data Chapter 11.4 - Initializing A Structure Chapter 11.6 - Focus On Software Engineering: Nested Structures Chapter 11.10 - Focus On Software Engineering: When To Use., When To Use->, And When To Use*Chapter 11.11 - Enumerated Data Types Chapter 12 - Advanced File Operations Chapter 12.1 - File Operations Chapter 12.5 - Member Functions For Reading And Writing Files Chapter 12.10 - Opening A File For Both Input And Output Chapter 13 - Introduction To Classes Chapter 13.3 - Defining An Instance Of A Class Chapter 13.6 - Inline Member Functions Chapter 13.9 - Destructors Chapter 13.12 - Arrays Of Objects Chapter 13.16 - Focus On Object-oriented Design: Finding The Classes And Their Responsibilities Chapter 14 - More About Classes Chapter 14.2 - Friends Of Classes Chapter 14.4 - Copy Constructors Chapter 14.5 - Operator Overloading Chapter 14.6 - Object Conversion Chapter 14.8 - Focus On Object-oriented Design: Class Collaborations Chapter 15 - Inheritance, Polymorphism, And Virtual Functions Chapter 15.1 - What Is Inheritance?Chapter 15.2 - Protected Members And Class Access Chapter 15.3 - Constructors And Destructors In Base And Derived Classes Chapter 15.7 - Abstract Base Classes And Pure Virtual Functions Chapter 15.8 - Multiple Inheritance Chapter 16 - Exceptions And Templates Chapter 16.1 - Exceptions Chapter 16.3 - Focus On Software Engineering: Where To Start When Defining Templates Chapter 16.4 - Class Templates Chapter 17 - The Standard Template Library Chapter 17.2 - Stl Container And Lterator Fundamentals Chapter 17.3 - The Vector Class Chapter 17.4 - The Map, Multimap, And Unordered_map Classes Chapter 17.5 - The Set, Multiset, And Unordered_ Set Classes Chapter 17.6 - Algorithms Chapter 17.7 - Introduction To Function Objects And Lambda Expressions Chapter 18 - Linked Lists Chapter 18.1 - Introduction To The Linked List Adt Chapter 18.2 - Linked List Operations Chapter 19 - Stacks And Queues Chapter 19.1 - Introduction To The Stack Adt Chapter 20 - Recursion Chapter 20.2 - Solving Problems With Recursion Chapter 21 - Binary Trees Chapter 21.1 - Definition And Applications Of Binary Trees Chapter 21.2 - Binary Search Tree Operations

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Difference between main memory and secondary storage: Main Memory Secondary storage In Main memory...Chapter 2, Problem 1RQE Chapter 3, Problem 1RQE Chapter 4, Problem 1RQE Chapter 5, Problem 1RQE Chapter 6, Problem 1RQE Difference between size declarator and subscript of an array: Size declarator of an array Subscript...Linear search: Linear search or sequential search is the process of searching for a particular...Chapter 9, Problem 1RQE

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