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PR211 (PP & OO C++), Block 4/2002
- by Dr Jan Pajak
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2003 - PR611
2003 Theory Content
Theory content of this course is based on the following textbook
[1] Deitel and Deitel: C++ How to Program, 4th Edition, Prentice Hall, ISBN 0-13-111881-1.
and it includes chapters 1 to 5 of [1].
2003 Practical laboratory content
(2003 - PP) Notes for the "Procedural Programming" part of PR611 (formerly PR211):
Exercise PP1 (Typing in, compiling, and running your first C++ program. Keyboard input and screen output statements).
Exercise PP2 (Date and time in C++; system commands, string functions and their parameters).
Exercise PP3 (Selection and iteration statements in C++).
Exercise PP4 (Sequential file handling in C++: .open, .getline, .write, .close functions; backups).
Exercise PP5 (Modular programming in C++: functions and menu program).
Exercise PP6 (Bubble Sort).
Exercise PP7 (Array handling and strings handling in C++).
Exercise PP8 (Printing in C++ on a stand alone printer).
(2003 - OO) Notes for the "Object Oriented Programming" part of PR611 (formerly PR211):
Lecture L1 (Classes and objects in OO C++).
Exercise OO1 (Typing in, compiling, and running your first GUI Borland C++ OO program; screen output methods).
Exercise OO2 (Random number generator).
Exercise OO3 (Date and time retrieval from the system in OO C+).
Exercise OO4 (Array handling, string handling and control statements in OO C++).
Lecture L7 (Inheritance and Polymorphism in OO C++).
2002 - PR211
(2002 - OO Theory) PR211 course in 2002:
Lecture L6 (Classes and objects in OO C++).
Lecture L7 (Inheritance and Polymorphism in OO C++).
(2002 - OO Laboratory): PR211 course in 2002 - exercised on visual OOC++:
Exercise E1 (Typing in, compiling, and running your first visual OO C++ program; screen output statements).
Exercise E2 (Random number generator).
Exercise E3 (Date and time retrieval from the system in OO C++).
Exercise E4 (Array handling, string handling and control statements in OO C++).
Exercise E5 (Arithmetic operations in OO C++).
(4/2002 - OO Assessment): PR211 course in 2002 - assessment of OOC++:
Pre-exam revision of material (It contains examples of exam questions)
Assignment 1 (Pager in visual OOC++)
Assignment 2 (Calculator in visual OOC++)
Assignment 3 (Classes and objects in console OOC++)
Solutions for 2002 console OO C++:
Program for Exercise L6 (it shows how to create a class "square bar").
Bar.cpp: Cpp Source file (console) for "square bar" (L6).
Bar.exe: Executable file for "square bar" (L6).
Program for Exercise L7 (it shows how to manage inheritance and polymorphism).
Family.cpp: Cpp Source file (console) for "family" (L7).
Family.exe: Executable file for "family" (L7).
Solutions for 2002 Visual OO C++ exercises:
Program for Exercise 3 (it shows how to extract date and time from the system).
DTime.exe: Executable file for E3.
E3.zip: A directory (e3) with all files for E3, including C++ source code.
Solution for Exercise 4 (it is an OO C++ program that converts Arabic numbers into Roman numbers).
ArabicToRoman.exe: Executable file for E4 Project.
E4.zip: A directory (e4) containing all files for E4, including C++ source code.
Solution for Exercise 5 (it is an OO C++ program that finds all prime numbers contained between two input numbers).
E5_prime.exe: Executable file for E5 Project.
E5_prime.zip: A directory (e5_prime) containing all files for E5, including C++ source code.
Solutions for Visual C++ assessment problems, 4/2002:
Projects for Assignments in OOC++ (topics listed above under the heading "assessment problems").
Pager.exe: Executable file for Assignment 1 (pager).
Pager.zip: A directory (pager) with all files for Assignment 1 (pager), including C++ source code.
As2_calc.exe: Executable file for Assignment 2 (C++ calculator).
As2_calc.zip: A directory (as2_calc) with all files for Assignment 2 (C++ calculator), including C++ source code.
Cylinder.cpp: Cpp Source file (console) for a "cylinder" class (As.3).
Cylinder.exe: Executable file for Assignment 3 (Cylinder class).
Instructions:
(1) Each solution presented here was done in Borland C++ 5 Builder.
(2) Each OO C++ solution consists of 5 separate files. Note that Borland C++ 5
does not like any of the files is missing, and does not tolerate easily moving
of files around. Before you get through the trouble of dowloading to your
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(6) Address for correspondence (June 2005): Dr Jan Pajak, P.O. Box 33250,
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Note that "self-paste" type exercises, which prepare students for solving
these programming problems, are outlined in OO C++ exercise notes.
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