The book "Learn Programming Using C++," explained in Arabic, aims to equip students with the skills to write programs in the C++ programming language. The primary beneficiaries of this book are university and college students. This edition is the first part, covering procedural programming and an introduction to object-oriented programming. It does not require advanced programming skills, as the book presents concepts in depth for both theoretical and practical aspects. The book contains a rich and sufficient amount of explanations, examples, and exercises to enable the learner to master writing programs in C++. The program examples have been tested and verified, adopting the principle of "using the programming language itself to learn it."

The book consists of thirteen chapters. Each chapter begins with a statement of the objectives and skills to be achieved upon completion, which helps the learner know what is expected of them, followed by an outline of the chapter's content.

Each chapter contains the following:

• Introduction: Defines the programming statement and its importance through an example.
• Topic: A detailed explanation of the programming statement with examples.
• Various Examples: Complete programs that rely on the chapter's programming statement. Correct examples are marked with (Ö), incorrect examples with (×), and questionable examples with (?).
• What Really Happens in the Computer: How the computer represents and executes the programming statement, enabling you to write more efficient programs (beginners can skip this part).
• Logical and Syntax Errors: Logical errors are those not caught by the compiler but lead to incorrect results, while syntax errors are those that the compiler flags.

At the end of each chapter, you will find:

• A summary of terms and key facts from the chapter.
• Programming guidelines (software engineering).
• Assessment questions (multiple choice, debugging, program output, rewriting statements, writing programs, programming activities).

For a quick review:

• Read the sentences highlighted in red.
• Review the examples, paying attention to the Ö, ×, and ? marks.
• Read the terms and facts at the end of the chapter.

Chapter 1 provides general information about computer systems and their components. In Chapter 2, the learner learns how to install C++ and get started. Chapter 3 covers variables and constants. Chapter 4 discusses assignment statements and arithmetic and logical expressions. Chapter 5 covers input and output statements. Chapter 6 is about branching statements. Chapter 7 explains loops. Chapter 8 introduces arrays. Chapter 9 familiarizes you with functions. Chapter 10 is about pointers. Chapter 11 covers strings. Chapter 12 discusses files. Finally, Chapter 13 introduces objects and is a prelude to the second part.

• Number of Pages: 528
• Year of Publication: 2009
• Binding Type: Cardboard
• Edition Number: 2
• Print Color: Black
• Size (cm): 17x24
• Weight (kg): 0.950
• Barcode: 9789957062576