<p>For courses in problem solving and programming logic.</p><h3>A clear and student-friendly introduction to programming logic</h3><p><cite><strong>Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design</strong></cite> introduces programming concepts and problem-solving skills using an accessible, language-independent approach. Fundamental topics and object-oriented concepts are introduced without the complication of language syntax. Easy-to-read pseudocode, flowcharts, examples, and exercises help new programmers gain confidence in their skills and learn to recognize the logic of high-quality programs.</p><p>The <strong>6th Edition </strong>features improved pedagogy that gradually introduces students to the different ways a program's flow of execution can be directed.</p>

<div class="c-no-headers-number-list_container"><ol><li>Introduction to Computers and Programming</li><li>Input, Processing, and Output</li><li>Decision Structures and Boolean Logic</li><li>Repetition Structures</li><li>Modules</li><li>Functions</li><li>Input Validation</li><li>Arrays</li><li>Sorting and Searching Arrays</li><li>Files</li><li>Menu-Driven Programs</li><li>Text Processing</li><li>Recursion</li><li>Object-Oriented Programming</li><li>GUI Applications and Event-Driven Programming</li></ol><h3>APPENDICES</h3><ol type="A"><li>ASCII/Unicode Characters</li><li>Flowchart Symbols</li><li>Pseudocode Reference</li><li>Converting Decimal Numbers to Binary</li><li>Answers to Checkpoint Questions</li></ol></div>

<p><cite><strong>Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design</strong></cite>&nbsp;introduces programming concepts and problem-solving skills using an easy-to-understand, language-independent approach. Designed for beginning programmers, it covers fundamental programming topics and object-oriented concepts without the further complication of language syntax. Every chapter includes easy-to-read pseudocode, flowcharts, practical example programs, and application exercises. As you progress, you'll gain confidence in your skills and learn to recognize the logic behind developing high-quality programs.</p><p>The <strong>6th Edition </strong>features improved pedagogy that gradually introduces the different ways a program's flow of execution can be directed.</p>

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