The first four chapters should be covered prior to either of the last two, but Chapters 3 and 4 are independent of one another, except for a few clearly marked examples and problems in the latter chapter. Modular program design is introduced in Chapter 2 and emphasized throughout the text. Pseudocode and hierarchy charts are the primary design tools, but flowcharts appear frequently, usually to clarify a program's logical flow. The concepts of programming style and documentation are also introduced in Chapter 2. Style Pointers appear, when appropriate, throughout the text to further illustrate these ideas.
TIPs appear periodically throughout the text.
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