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Program Input and the Software Design Process |
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To be able to construct input statements to read values into a program. |
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To be able to determine the contents of variables assigned values by input statements. |
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To be able to write appropriate prompting messages for interactive programs. |
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To know when noninteractive input/output is appropriate and how it differs from interactive input/output. |
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To be able to write programs that use data files for input and output. |
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To be able to apply top-down design methodology to solve a simple problem. |
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To be able to take a top-down design and code it in C++, using self-documenting code. |
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To understand the basic principles of object-oriented design. |
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