Using the same format that has become so popular in Pascal, Karel the Robot has now become object-oriented. This book is intended to teach novice programmers the fundamentals of object-oriented programming. It accomplishes this goal with an analog equivalent of C++ that allows introductory computer science students to work through a programming project from start to finish.The book opens by explaining the elaborate Robot world that Karel lives in, a world filled with objects. The text continues this strong metaphor throughout. Through the metaphor, students learn the art of solving programming problems in an object-oriented paradigm.This text is suitable for any introductory or second course in computer science where C++ is used.
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CONTRIBUTORS: J Bergin
EAN: 9780471138099
COUNTRY: United States
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WEIGHT: 263 g
HEIGHT: 228 cm
PUBLISHED BY: John Wiley & Sons Inc
DATE PUBLISHED: 1996-11-27
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GENRE: COMPUTERS / Languages / C++
WIDTH: 156 cm
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Book Themes:
Object-oriented programming (OOP), Programming and scripting languages: general
Joseph Bergin is a retired professor of Computer Science. He championed the teaching of modern programming paradigms, especially Object-Oriented programming, throughout his long career. Mark Stehlik is the author of Karel++: A Gentle Introduction to the Art of Object-Oriented Programming, published by Wiley.
