Comprehensive library of numerical routines illustrating the power of C++. Full listings of the programs are provided on the 3.5 inch disk which accompanies the book. DLC: Object-oriented programming.
From the Back Cover
This is the book for scientists and engineers who want to learn C++ for numerical problem-solving. The benefits of object-oriented programming (in terms of efficiency, data abstraction and software component reuse) are stressed throughout in contrast to languages like Fortran.
Highlights of the book include: A comprehensive library of numerical routines illustrating the power of C++. Full listings of the programs are provided on the disk which accompanies the book. Examples of C++ in action, geared to the needs of scientists and engineers Extensive use of icons to highlight key points to remember, pitfalls to avoid and elegant solutions to familiar problems
Scientific programmers wishing to apply the benefits of object-oriented programming to numerical applications will find a rich source of example with which to experiment.
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