C++ source codes from book we have used:

• C++ How to Program (10th Edition) by Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel

• Data Structures Using C++ by D.S. Malik

By Deitel and Nieto Deitel. ISBN-13: 639. Instructor's guide (student strategies guide) for indexed textual content. Added through e mail upon fee. Visual Basic.NET How to Program covers introductory programming techniques as well as more advanced topics, featuring enhanced treatment of developing Web-based applications. Features NEW - Thoroughly re-written to reflect the new features and functionality of Visual Basic.NET.

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Building for source

VsCode>CodeRunner for deitelCodeBlocks>for Ds MalikAll solutions compiled with gcc:g++ -o main *.cpp -g -Wall -pipe -O3 --std=c++14 -lm

Chapter list for Deitel

• Chapter 1 - Introduction to Computers and C++
• Chapter 2 - [Introduction to C++ Programming]
• Chapter 3 - [Introduction to Classes, Objects and Strings]
• Chapter 4 - [Control Statements: Part I]
• Chapter 5 - [Control Statements: Part II]
• Chapter 6 - [Functions and an Introduction to Recursion]
• Chapter 7 - [Arrays and Vectors]
• Chapter 8 - [Pointers]
• Chapter 9 - [Classes: A Deeper Look, Part I]
• Chapter 10 . [Classes: A Deeper Look, Part II]
• Chapter 11 - [Operator Overloading: Class String]
• Chapter 12 - [Object-Oriented Programming: Inheritance]
• Chapter 13 - [Object-Oriented Programming: Polymorphism]
• Chapter 14 - [Templates]
• Chapter 15 - [Stream Input/Output]
• Chapter 16 - [Exception Handling: A Deeper Look]
• Chapter 17 - [File Processing]
• Chapter 18 - [Class string and String Stream Processing]
• Chapter 19 - [Searching and Sorting]
• Chapter 20 - [Custom Templatized Data Structures]
• Chapter 21 - [Bits, Characters, C String and structs]
• Chapter 22 - Standard Template Library (STL)
• Chapter 23 - Boost Libraries, Technical Report I and C++0x
• Chapter 24 - Other Topics

TASK list for Malik

• Chapter 1 - clockType,persontype,fruitJuiceMachine,stackType
• Chapter 2 - Building manual linkedStackType class
• Chapter 3 - Building manual unorderedLinkedListStackType
• Chapter 4 - LinkedListType and LinkedListType from C++ library
• Chapter 5 - Build using abstract class linkedListType
• Chapter 6 - Build using derived class orderedLinkedListType
• Chapter 7 - Build using derived class UnorderedLikedListType

Todos

• Write Code
• Write test file for some of them
• Add more books

THANKS

Special thank you for Siidney Watson and Ian ScahferThis repo cant be done without them

License

MIT

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