An object-oriented approach to programming logic and design / Joyce Farrell.

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Farrell, Joyce

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TextPublication details: Singapore: Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd., c2013.Description: xx, 539 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmISBN:

9814424943

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c2013

Summary: Contents: An overview of computer programming. -- Applications and data. -- making decisions. -- Looping. -- Arrays. -- Using methods. -- Object- oriented programming concepts. -- More object concepts. -- Event-driven programming with graphical user interfaces. -- Exception handling. -- System modeling with the UML. -- Manipulating larger quantities of data. -- Conventions in this book. -- Flowchart symbols. -- Understanding numbering systems and computer codes.

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Includes indices.

Contents: An overview of computer programming. -- Applications and data. -- making decisions. -- Looping. -- Arrays. -- Using methods. -- Object- oriented programming concepts. -- More object concepts. -- Event-driven programming with graphical user interfaces. -- Exception handling. -- System modeling with the UML. -- Manipulating larger quantities of data. -- Conventions in this book. -- Flowchart symbols. -- Understanding numbering systems and computer codes.

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