Seneca | Computer Studies | Introduction to OO Programming

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Text and Reference Books

Szalwinski, C. M. (2011). Introduction to C++ for C Programmers. December 2011 Edition. Seneca College. Toronto, Canada.
- Required Text - students are responsible for all material in these subject notes
Weaver, E.A. (2003). Foundations of Object-Oriented Programming Using C++. November 2003 Edition. Seneca College. Toronto, Canada.
- includes 27 walkthrough exercises, most from previous tests and exams
- includes 26 practice word problems, most from previous tests and exams
Savitch, W. (2008). Absolute C++. Third Edition. Addison-Wesley.
- Recommended Reference
- complete reference on C++
- student friendly
- complete examples
- for students learning C++ as a second language
- extensive coverage of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism
- excellent review of syntax
- post-millenium presentation style
- summary boxes, tips, and pitfalls
- self-test exercises with answers
Bronson, G.J. (2006). A First Book of ANSI C++. 4th Edition. Course Technology Press, Boston, MA, USA.
- C++ as a better C
- for beginner students, student friendly
- include psuedocode