... are encountered when programming the basic
data structuresand algorithms covered in the book.
Using the Book in Class: Datastructuresand algorithms textbooks tend to fall
into one of two categories: ... the collection
of objects, visiting each object in turn. Each action method contains something
like a switch statement that defines the details of the action for each subclass in the
collection ... speci c to that instance. For example, each
instance for C will contain a reference to the shared information about strokes
and shapes, and it might also contain the exact location for that instance...
... parameter checking than is sound
programming practice, since including such checking would obscure rather than il-
luminate the text. Some parameter checking and testing for other constraints (e.g.,
whether ... number of practical issues related to
programming, including good coding and documentation style. For an excellent
(and entertaining!) introduction to the difficulties involved with writing large ... speci c to that instance. For example, each
instance for C will contain a reference to the shared information about strokes
and shapes, and it might also contain the exact location for that instance...
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NAVIGATING THE DISK
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the Help document within Acrobat. See especially the section “Navigating ... program listings and compiled program code. In this way, the reader gains
increased confidence in the accuracy of the computer program listings appearing
in the text. In fact, with just two exceptions, ... careintheformulationofideas intoalgorithmsandin
therefinementofalgorithmsintoconcreteprogramsthat canbe appliedtopractical
problems. Theprocessofdataspecificationandabstraction,similarly, comesbefore
the selection of data...
... Assigning string Objects
Input/Output with string Objects
Finding string Objects
Modifying string Objects
Comparing string Objects
Accessing Characters in string Objects
Other string Functions
Summary
Questions
Exercises
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“Abstract” Base Class
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Public and...
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financial information such as salary, bank details and credit record (10%), medical
information such as patient record and health information (5%) and ...
4.2.4 Perceived effectiveness of Data Protection Officers in companies 186
4.2.5 Sanctions for breaches of data protection rights 190
4.3 RULES ON SPECIFIC CATEGORIES OF PERSONAL DATA 194
4.3.1 ... Special protection of genetic information 194
4.3.2 Protecting and warning minors 196
4.3.3 Police access to personal data 197
4.4 SUMMARY….…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 202
CONCLUSION……………...
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containers 730
The magic of maps 733
Multimaps and duplicate keys 738
Multisets 741
Combining STL containers 744
Cleaning up containers of pointers747
Creating your own containers ...
Upcasting 846
Persistence 849
Avoiding MI 856
Repairing an interface 856
Summary 861
Exercises 861
23: Exception handling 863
Error handling inC 863
Throwing an exception 866
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experience in the classroom. For example, Dr. Goodrich has taught data structures
and algorithms courses, including DataStructures as a freshman-sophomore level
course and Introduction to Algorithms ... environmental,
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... there are a couple of C+ + constructs. The #include <iostream.h> includes
the header files which allow the use of cout, a function used for output. The second line of the
program declares an ...
sizeof(int)=4
The cout statement in C+ + is used to output the data. It is analogous to the printf statement inC
but without some of the overhead. The dec, hex, and oct keywords in the cout...