Computer Programming with C++

Learning C and C++ means getting comfortable with both the code you write and the ideas behind it. Kunal Pimparkhede’s Computer Programming with C++ takes readers from structured programming fundamentals into object-oriented design, using worked examples to make abstract concepts easier to follow.

Build a foundation in C and C++

The first part covers the building blocks of programming: variables and data types, operators, decision-making, loops, arrays, functions, pointers, structures, and dynamic memory allocation. Along the way, the text considers concepts shared by C and C++ as well as features specific to C++, helping readers see where the languages overlap and where they differ.

Make the move to object-oriented programming

The second part develops object-oriented programming through classes and objects, encapsulation, constructors and destructors, and related techniques. Examples involving points, complex numbers, and simple management systems give the concepts concrete settings. The book also addresses more demanding subjects, including object slicing, virtual tables, and upcasting and downcasting.

Explanations you can work through

Rather than relying on definitions alone, Pimparkhede combines explanations with programs, diagrams, flow charts, review questions, quizzes, and case studies. Notes and conversational teaching elements offer additional ways to approach the material, while comments in the code explain the logic behind particular implementations.

A course-length reference for computing students

Designed for undergraduate and graduate students in engineering and computer science, this C and C++ programming textbook provides a broad progression from introductory programming toward object-oriented concepts. It may also suit independent learners who want a structured reference with examples and questions to revisit as their understanding develops.