1. Final Review
Bina Ramamurthy
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2. Chapters and Sections Chapter 2: Simple C++ Programs
2.1 to 2.5, 2.8 up to page 64
Chapter 3: Control Structures
3.2 to 3.5, exercises on p.116,117, Ex28 on p.119
Chapter 4: Working with data files
4.1 to 4.3, class notes and examples
Chapter 5: Modular Programming with functions
5.1 to 5.3, 5.5, class notes, Ex. 1 on p.219
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3. Chapters and Sections (contd.)
Chapter 6: One dimensional arrays
6.1, class notes, exercises on p.266,278
Chapter 7: Two dimensional arrays
7.1, class notes, exercises 1,2,3,4 on p.319,320
Chapter 8
8.1 to 8.3, class notes, exercises on p.355,356
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4. Summary of Topics Covered
Engineering Problem Solving, Design and Implementation of a solution
C++ language elements: variables, arithmetic operations, operator precedence, constants
Simple statements: Assignment, input and output statements
Using library functions: iostream and cmath
Selection statements: If, if..else, switch
Repetition statement: while, for, do..while
File input and output
Functions: declaring, defining and invoking a function; parameter passing
Array data structures: definition and usage
Object-oriented programming: class concept, object instantiation, member function invocation
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5. Final exam Date: December 15, 2004, Wednesday Time: 8.00am – 11.00am
Location: Knox 109, NSC 210
Section A students go to Knox 109 first; if it is full go to 210 NSC.
Format: You may bring one sheet of any information you like, you name should be on the sheet; please hand in the sheet along with answered exam.
Bring pencils, pens and erasers; no calculators allowed.
Attend the review sessions. Times are posted on the web page.
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6. Tentative Exam Format Match the lists (10 items)
Multiple choice (20 questions)
10 short answer/programming questions
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