An introduction to program design David Sargent

By:

Sargent, David

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The McGraw-Hill international Series in Software EngineeringPublication details: London McGraw-Hill Book Company 1991Description: xiii, 444 pISBN:

0077072464

Subject(s):

Computer programming

DDC classification:

005.12 S2I6

Summary: This text aims to teach program design in a top-down modular way. Readers are not assumed to have prior knowledge of the subject and so the development is gradual. After the initial concepts of sequencing, looping and selection have been mastered, modular design is introduced. The modular approach is exploited in order to study abstract data types and their design. The text concludes with an introduction to object-oriented design.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	Ahmedabad General Stacks	Non-fiction	005.12 S2I6 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		186579

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This text aims to teach program design in a top-down modular way. Readers are not assumed to have prior knowledge of the subject and so the development is gradual. After the initial concepts of sequencing, looping and selection have been mastered, modular design is introduced. The modular approach is exploited in order to study abstract data types and their design. The text concludes with an introduction to object-oriented design.

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