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FIGURES FOR

CHAPTER 1

GETTING STARTED

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This chapter in the book includes:1.1 Introduction to Programming1.2 Function and Class Names1.3 The cout Object1.4 Programming Style1.5 Common Programming Errors1.6 Chapter Summary

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Table 1-1: Summary of Instructions in Several High-Level Programming Languages

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Figure 1-1: Procedure-Oriented Program Operations

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Figure 1-2:

Summing the Numbers from 1 through 100

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Figure 1-3:

Flowchart Symbols

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Figure 1-4:

Flowchart for Calculating the Average

of Three Numbers

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Figure 1-5: Coding an Algorithm

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Figure 1-6: An Object Consists of Data and Methods

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Figure 1-7: Source Programs Must Be Translated

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Figure 1-8: A Well-Designed Program is Built Using Modules

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Figure 1-9: A Multiplying Function

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Table 1-2: C++ Keywords

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Figure 1-10:

The main function

Directs All Other

Modules

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Figure 1-11: The Structure of a main () Function

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Figure 1-12: Passing a Message to cout