This book is designed to give an insight of the art and science of Computer Science and C++ Programming. The book does not need any special background to comprehend the subject matter. The book covers the entire course contents of the syllabus of Computer Science (Class XII) (Code-083) prescribed by Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E) in a clear and simple English language. It presents a detailed discussion on Object Oriented Programming concepts using C++ language. It gives detailed description of Data structures like Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks and Queues in a clear and systematic manner. The concepts of Database and use of Structured Query Language (SQL), Boolean Logic, Communication Technology and Open Source concepts are described in easy-to-understand style. Programming in C++ language is explained with many examples. The accompanied CD contains C++ programs discussed in the book. These programs can be loaded directly and can be used without spending time in typing them. Features: ample number of diagrams are used to illustrate the subject matter for easy understanding; solved exercises are added at the end of each chapter so that the reader can evaluate progress by comparing the answers with the answers given in the book; summary and glossary of technical terms related to particular chapter are given at the end of each chapter; sample papers on the pattern of CBSE past Examinations are included at the end of the book.

The book aims to comprehensively cover the syllabus for Foundation of Information technology as per the syllabus prescribed by CBSE for Class X. Unit 1 - covers all aspects of Basics of Information Technology, including Concept and Services available on Internet. Details of Internet Browsers and Web services are also discussed. Unit 2- covers important IT Tools namely MS-Access, Hypertext Mark Up Language (HTML) and XML methods to extract full-power of database management using MS Access are described in an easy to understand language. HTML and XML are the languages for the Web. Sample examples are used to explain practical applications of these languages and also to create websites. Unit 3- elaborates the IT Applications, a set of practical projects are given for assimilation of theory and its applications in real life situation. Unit 4 - covers social impacts of Information Technology (IT). It also explain s virus and their implications. Features: ample number of diagrams are used to illustrate the subject matter for very easy understanding of subject matter; solved exercises are added at the end of each chapter so that the readers can evaluate their progress by comparing their answers with the answers given in the book; summary and glossary of terms related to particular chapter are given at the end of each chapter; and, set of sample papers are added at the book.

andI/O organization, memory organization are some of the hardware features of a computer which are evolving day to day. Concepts behind these systems are covered with the help of number of diagrams and simple explanation.andLarge number of objective questions and solved test paper are included at the end of each chapter. Readers can evaluate their understanding easily by comparing answers to all such questions.

Economic analysis of law has been preoccupied by considerations of efficiency and often regards values and individual preferences to be independent of social institutions. This volume analyzes the flaws in such an approach by pointing out the incommensurability of fundamental societal values in the context of the institutional structure. Given that individual preferences and values and social values impact each other in the context of an institutional structure, the book recognizes that a comprehensive theory of law must contend with (i) whether the institutional structure admits an equilibrium of individual and social values; and (ii) if there is an equilibrium, then what the extent of divergence is under it between the realized social values and the desired values.

This Guide contains Questions with Answers likely to be asked in the question papers set for 'C' Programming for B.E. (Comp. Sc.), MCA, M.Sc (IT), BCA, PGDCA, and other IT related examinations. It includes eleven Chapters and each Chapter contains important questions with answers. This guide covers questions related to concepts of algorithms, arrays, functions, pointers, Structures and Unions, Linked Lists Stacks and Queues and File processing. Ample number of diagrams is used to illustrate the answers for easy understanding. Sample papers with answers are also added at the end of this guide to evaluate progress by readers. Separate section is added to cover short questions with answers to prepare readers to answer objective type of questions that might be asked in examination and to assess their comprehension about the entire subject.A glossary of numerous technical terms is included for easy understanding of the subject matter. This guide will be very useful for answering questions set in IT related examinations including Distance Learning conducted by Universities and Technical Colleges.It covers: Algorithms; Functions; Structures and Unions; Conditional Statements and Loops; Pointers; File processing; Arrays; Linked Lists; and, Stacks and Queues.

This Guide will prepare new entrance who wish to appear in written examination and interview to get confidence and ultimate success. This book is divided into several sections, each covering specialist topic in computer science and IT field. Each section contains two parts. Part-A contains short questions with answers and Part-B contains multiple choice questions and fill in the blanks with their answers. Sample papers are also added at the end of the book to evaluate the progress by the user of this guide. The specialist subjects covered include: Computer Fundamentals; Microsoft Office; DBMS and SQL Queries; Systems Analysis, Design and MIS; Business Systems; Programming through 'C', C++, JAVA and Visual Basic; Data Communications and Computer Networking; Internet and Web Designing; Data Structures through 'C' Programming Language; Unix and Shell Programming; and, Computer Organization.