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A Computer Science Tapestry: Exploring Computer Science with C++

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A Computer Science Tapestry: Exploring Computer Science with C++
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Publisher: McGraw - Hill
ISBN/ASIN: 0072322039
ISBN-13: 9780072322033
Number of pages: 879

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This book is designed for a first course in computer science that uses C++ as the language by which programming is studied. The goal has not been to cover the syntax of a large language like C++, but to leverage the best features of the language using sound practices of programming and pedagogy in the study of computer science and software design.

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