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Table of Contents: “...; A display model ; A first example ; Using a GUI library ; Coordinates ; Shapes ; Using shape primitives ; Getting this to run -- Graphics classes: Overview of graphics classes ; Point and line ; Lines ; Color ; Line_style ; Open_polyline ; Closed_polyline ; Polygon ; Rectangle ; Managing unnamed objects ; Text ; Circle ; Ellipse ; Marked_polyline ; Marks ; Mark ; Images -- Graphics class design: Design principles ; Shape ; Base and derived classes ; Benefits of object-oriented programming -- Graphing functions and data: Introduction ; Graphing simple functions ; Function ; Axis ; Approximation ; Graphing data -- Graphical user interfaces: User interface alternatives ; The "next" button ; A simple window ; Button and other widgets ; An example ; Control inversion ; Adding a menu ; Debugging GUI code....”

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Table of Contents: “...; Types of Programs; Elements That Can Be Programmed; How Data Is Organized; Planning a Data File; The Need for a Data Base; Steps Involved in Preparing a Program; Flowcharts; Self-Test for Chapter 1; Chapter 2. ...”
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Subjects: “...Electronic data processing Congresses....”
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Table of Contents: “...1.12 Road CrossingExercises; Chapter 2: Bits, Bytes, and Words; 2.1 Digital Computers; 2.2 Binary Numbers; CT: Meaning of Symbols; CT: Evaluate Different Options; 2.3 Positive and Negative Integers; 2.4 Modular Arithmetic; CT: Mind Resource Limitations; CT: Symbols Can Be Deceiving; 2.5 Base Conversion; CT: Start from the End; 2.6 Characters; CT: Data Context; 2.7 Editing Text; 2.8 Data Output; CT: Deliver the Message; Exercises; Chapter 3: True or False; 3.1 Digital Electronic Circuits; CT: Notice the Logic; CT: Bottom Up; CT: Create a Virtuous Cycle; 3.2 Boolean Algebra; 3.3 Decision Making....”
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