The Universal Machine: A Multimedia Introduction to Computing

Chapter 3. A Taste of C++ 3.1 "Hello, universe!" 3.2 Arithmetic in C++ 3.3 A change machine 3.4 The char data type 3.5 Programming as problem solving: making ATM deposits 3.6 Beyond C++--: more types and operators (optional)	`
Chapter 5. Classes: an outside look 5.1 Abstract data types 5.2 Constructors and members 5.3 The LOOKOUT class library 5.4 Beyond C++--: browsing C++ header files (optional)
Chapter 7. Structured programming with control structures 7.1 Conditionals 7.2 Using conditionals--interactive and menu-driven programs 7.3 Repetitions 7.4 Common loop idioms 7.5 Preventing and removing bugs in loops 7.6 Programming as problem solving: ATM interface 7.7 Beyond C++--: more types, operators and control structures (optional)
Chapter 9. Functions and decomposition 9.1 Flow of control through function calls 9.2 Local and global variables 9.3 Return values 9.4 Functional decomposition 9.5 Parameters 9.6 Function prototypes 9.7 Preconditions and postconditions 9.8 Recursion (optional) 9.9 Programming as problem solving: the ATM by decomposition
Chapter 11. Strings and arrays 11.1 Subscripts in Lstrings. 11.2 Arrays of homogeneous elements 11.3 Searching and sorting 11.4 Two-dimensional arrays 11.5 Beyond C++--: inside arrays (optional)
Chapter 14. Classes: an inside look 14.1 Classes create types 14.2 Inheritance via class derivation 14.3 The Automatic Teller Machine, one more time! 14.4 Another example: Files 14.4 Beyond C++--: inline functions and dynamic binding (opt.) Appendix: C++ language structures