Tools For Structured and Object-Oriented Design

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For courses in Problem Solving/Programming Logic and Programming Concepts and Logic. Using a concept-oriented, language-independent approach, Tools for Structured and Object-Oriented Design explores and illustrates introductory programming concepts and problem-solving tools. The text’s three-part structure is supported by an exceptionally clear narrative and a host of step-by-step examples, sample problems, enrichment sections, and exercises.   The password protected Instructor's Resource Center includes: Test files for all chapters (Multiple Choice/True-False)Instructor's Manual (Objectives, Teaching Strategies, Key Terms, Answers to end-of-chapter exercises)Source CodePower Point Lecture Slides For more information please go to www.prenhall.com/bohl-rynn   Cover Contents Preface Part One: Structured Programming Concepts 1 Introduction to Structured Design Objectives Introduction System Development Life Cycle Structured Programming Key Terms Exercises 2 SIMPLE SEQUENCE Control Structure Objectives Introduction Data Hierarchy Sales Application Example Design Verification Sample Problem 2.1 Temperature Conversion Problem Sample Problem 2.2 Billing Problem Flowcharting Tools Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 3 IFTHENELSE Control Structure Objectives Introduction Billing Example Pseudocode IFTHENELSE Control Structure Time Card Example Sample Problem 3.1 Payroll Problem Sample Problem 3.2 Finding the Smallest Number Sample Problem 3.3 Bank Problem Character-String Constants Sample Problem 3.4 Sales Problem Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 4 DOWHILE Control Structure—Counter-Controlled Loops Objectives Introduction Problem (Adding Six Numbers) Simulation (Adding Six Numbers) The DOWHILE Loop Counter-Controlled Loops Sample Problem 4.1 Payroll with Counter Loop Sample Problem 4.2 Averaging Problem with Counter Loop Header Record Logic Sample Problem 4.3 Payroll with Header Record Sample Problem 4.4 Averaging Problem with Header Record The No-Data Condition Proper Programs Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 5 DOWHILE Control Structure—Trailer Record Logic Objectives Introduction Sample Problem 5.1 Defective Parts Problem Automatic End-of-File Processing Sample Problem 5.2 Defective Parts with Multiple Headings Multiple Headings—Summary Sample Problem 5.3 Credits Problem DOWHILE Loop Control—Summary Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 6 Modularization Objectives Introduction Structure Charts Sample Problem 6.1 Averaging Problem Using Modules Sample Problem 6.2 Defective Parts with Multiple Headings Using Modules Sample Problem 6.3 Credits Problem Using Modules Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 7 CASE Control Structure Objectives Introduction Inventory Control Example Sample Problem 7.1 Op Code Problem Sample Problem 7.2 Sales Problem without Modules Sample Problem 7.3 Sales Problem Using Modules Sample Problem 7.4 Sales Problem with Totals Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 8 DOUNTIL Control Structure Objectives Introduction DOUNTIL Counter Loops Sample Problem 8.1 Property—Counter-Controlled Sample Problem 8.2 Property—Header Record Logic Sample Problem 8.3 Property—Trailer Record Logic DOWHILE Versus DOUNTIL Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises 9 Introduction to Arrays Objectives Introduction List Structures List Examples Sample Problem 9.1 Finding the Smallest Number Sample Problem 9.2 Finding the Average Sample Problem 9.3 Counting Words Sample Problem 9.4 Doubling an Array Sample Problem 9.5 Squaring and Cubing an Array Table Structures Table Examples Sample Problem 9.6 Seating Chart Problem Sample Problem 9.7 Finding the Highest Average Sample Problem 9.8 Two-Dimensional Array Computation Multidimensional Structures Enrichment Visual Basic Key Terms Exercises Part Two: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts 10 Introduction to Object-Oriented Design Objectives Introduction Objects and Classes Object-Oriented Design GradeBook Class Encapsulation and Data Hiding GradeBook Class Pseudocode Driver Program—GradeBook Example Constrictors Overloading Destructors Sample Problem 10.1 Determining the Perimeter Sample Problem 10.2 Determining the Perimeter and Area with Parameters and Return Values Key Terms Exercises 11 Inheritance Objectives Introduction Generalization/Specialization Inheritance Class Hierarchy Polymorphism Employee Class Faculty Subclass Staff Subclass Driver Program—Employee Example Sample Problem 11.1 A Structure for Bank Account Processing Sample Problem 11.2 Implementing the Account Class Sample Problem 11.3 Implementing the Standard Checking Account Class Abstract Class Unified Modeling Language (UML) Key Terms Exercises 12 Other Class and Object Relationships Objectives Introduction Association Sample Problem 12.1 Vases and Flowers Aggregation Managing Assets Example Composition Iterative Design Sample Problem 12.2 Planning a Group Event Inner Classes Benefits of Object-Oriented Design Key Terms Exercises Part Three: Applications 13 Array Applications Objectives Introduction Table Lookups Sample Problem 13.1 Table-Lookup Example Binary Searches Sample Problem 13.2 Binary Search Example Sorting Lists Sample Problem 13.3 Sort Example Key Terms Exercises 14 Master File Update Processing Objectives Introduction File Maintenance Sequential Processing Direct Processing Sequential Master File Update Example Key Terms Exercises 15 Control-Break Processing Objectives Introduction Sample Problem 15.1 Single-Level Control Break Sample Problem 15.2 Multiple-Level Control Break Key Terms Exercises APPENDIX A: Program Flowcharting Symbols Input/Output Symbol Process Symbol Flowline Symbol Annotation Symbol Connector Symbol Terminal Interrupt Symbol Decision Symbol Preparation Symbol Predefined-Process Symbol APPENDIX B: Structured-Programming Control Structures SIMPLE SEQUENCE IFTHENELSE DOWHILE CASE DOUNTIL Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W