Beginning Programming with C++ For Dummies, 1st Edition (c2010), by Stephen R. Davis.

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(2nd edition to be released sometime in November 2014, ISBN: 978-1-118-82387-3)

CONTENTS:
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Introduction
PART I  Let's Get Started.
 1. What Is a Program?
 2. Installing Code::Blocks.
 3. Writing Your First Program. 
PART II  Writing a Program: Decisions, Decisions.
 4. Integer Expressions.
 5. Character Expressions.
 6. if I Could Make My Own Decisions.
 7. Switching Paths.
 8. Debugging Your Programs, Part 1. 
PART III  Becoming a Functional Programmer.
 9. while Running in Circles.
 10. Looping for the Fun of It.
 11. Functions, I Declare!
 12. Dividing Programs into Modules.
 13. Debugging Your Programs, Part 2.
PART IV  Data Structures.
 14. Other Numerical Variable Types.
 15. Arrays.
 16. Arrays with Character.
 17. Pointing the Way to C++ Pointers.
 18. Taking a Second Look at C++ Pointers.
 19. Programming with Class.
 20. Debugging Your Programs, Part 3. 
PART V  Object-Oriented Programming.
 21. What Is Object-Oriented Programming?
 22. Structured Play: Making Classes Do Things.
 23. Pointers to Objects.
 24. Do Not Disturb: Protected Members.
 25. Getting Objects Off to a Good Start.
 26. Making Constructive Arguments.
 27. Coping with the Copy Constructor. 
PART VI  Advanced Strokes.
 28. Inheriting a Class.
 29. Are Virtual Functions for Real?
 30. Overloading Assignment Operators.
 31. Performing Streaming I/O.
 32. I Take Exception! 
PART VII  The Part of Tens.
 33. Ten Ways to Avoid Bugs.
 34. Ten Features Not Covered in This Book. 

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