Fundamentals of Computer Programming and Information Technology

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This book is written for Engineering, M.Tech., M.C.A., M.Sc. (Computer Science), B.C.A, B.I.T., B.Sc., P.G.D.C.A. and other diploma course students. Part-A of the book presents Computer Basics, Windows and MS-WORD in a simple and easy to understand style. The subject matter thoroughly clears the doubts (it any) of both a novice or an experienced computer user. C++ is a powerful modern language that includes the power, elegance and flexibility of C and the Object Oriented Programming features. Its features are data obstraction, data encapsulation, modularity, inheritance and polymorphism. So it is the language of new era. Part-B of this book presents all the C++ programming topics from elementary to file handling with properly tested programming examples. Information Technology is a very vast topic and the book provides some introductory concepts about it. In the end an introduction of Internet and its applications is also discussed. Table Of Contents : PART - A 1.    Computer Basics 2.    Introduction to Windows 3.    Introduction to MS-WORD PART - B 1.    Introduction to C++ Language 2.    Data Types, Variables and Constants 3.    Operations and Expressions 4.    Control Structures 5.    Arrays and String Handling 6.    Functions in C++ 7.    Concepts of Object Oriented Programming 8.    Structures 9.    Classes and Objects 10.  Constructors and Destructors 11.  Operators Overloading Concepts and Type Conversions 12.  Inheritance (Extending Classes) 13.  Pointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism 14.  Managing Console I/O Operations 15.  File Handling 16.  Introduction to Information Technology 17.  Introduction to Internet and its Applications About Author : J. B. Dixit is a high profile author. He has an avid interest in seeingstudents become well educated ? especially in Information Technology, Programming and Mathematics. He spends his time watching what?s happening in business and society and on college/university campuses and listening to the views expressed by lecturers, students and other participants in the Computer and Mathematics revolution. He then tries to translate those observations into meaningful language that can be best understood by students. Over the past decade, he has bauthored more than 25 quality books, most of them on Computers, Information Technology and Mathematics for Engineering, level courses. He has been teaching Engineering M.Tech., M.C.A., M.B.A., M.Sc., B.C.A., B.I.T., B.B.A. and other diploma course students for the last fifteen years. Many of his students are very well placed in IT industry all over the world (including Microsoft Corporation, USA). A logically sound and experienced teacher, recipient of various honours and scholarships, he has few more books in the pipeline for various Engineering and Degree level courses.