Patterns For Beginning Programmers

Patterns For Beginning Programmers
Programming patterns are solutions to problems that require the creation of a small fragment of code that will be part of a larger program. Hence, this book is about teaching you how to write such fragments of code.

Table of Contents

Chapter 0 - Preface
Chapter 1 - Part I - Patterns Requiring Knowledge of Types, Variables, and Arithmetic Operators
Chapter 2 - Updating Variables
Chapter 3 - Swapping Variables
Chapter 4 - Digit Manipulation
Chapter 5 - Arithmetic on the Circle
Chapter 6 - Truncation
Chapter 7 - Part II - Patterns Requiring Knowledge of Logical and Relational Operators, Conditions, and Methods
Chapter 8 - Indicators
Chapter 9 - Indicator Methods
Chapter 10 - Rounding
Chapter 11 - Starts and Completions
Chapter 12 - Bit Flags
Chapter 13 - Digit Counting
Chapter 14 - Part III - Patterns Requiring Knowledge of Loops, Arrays, and I/O
Chapter 15 - Reprompting
Chapter 16 - Accumulators
Chapter 17 - Accumulator Arrays
Chapter 18 - Lookup Arrays
Chapter 19 - Interval Membership
Chapter 20 - Conformal Arrays
Chapter 21 - Segmented Arrays
Chapter 22 - Part IV - Patterns Requiring Advanced Knowledge of Arrays and Arrays of Arrays
Chapter 23 - Subarrays
Chapter 24 - Neighborhoods
Chapter 25 - Part V - Patterns Requiring Knowledge of String Objects
Chapter 26 - Centering
Chapter 27 - Delimiting Strings
Chapter 28 - Dynamic Formatting
Chapter 29 - Pluralization
Chapter 30 - Part VI - Patterns Requiring Knowledge of References
Chapter 31 - Chained Mutators
Chapter 32 - Outbound Parameters
Chapter 33 - Missing Values
Chapter 34 - Checklists

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