List of Tables

Chapter 2: Memory and Data Types

Table 2-1: Binary Equivalents of the Numbers 1 Through 5 in Decimal

Table 2-2: Whole Number Data Types, Sizes, and Ranges

Table 2-3: Floating-point Number Data Types, Sizes, and Ranges

Table 2-4: Scientific and E Notation Representations of Floating Point Values

Table 2-5: ASCII Values of Commonly Used Characters

Table 2-6: Common Escape Sequences

Chapter 4: Arithmetic Operators

Table 4-1: Arithmetic Operators

Table 4-2: Combining Arithmetic and Assignment Operators

Table 4-3: Precedence of Arithmetic Operators

Table 4-4: Precedence in Action

Table 4-5: Associativity of Arithmetic Operators

Chapter 5: Making Decisions: if and switch Statements

Table 5-1: Relational Operators

Table 5-2: Relational Expressions and Their Values

Table 5-3: Precedence of Relational Operators

Table 5-4: Selected ANSI/ASCII Values

Chapter 6: Nested if Statements and Logical Operators

Table 6-1: Logical Operators

Table 6-2: The Logical And Operator

Table 6-3: The Logical Or Operator

Table 6-4: The Logical Not Operator

Table 6-5: The Precedence of Logical and Relational Operators

Chapter 12: Character, C-String, and C++ String Class Functions

Table 12-1: Functions that Check the Value of Characters

Table 12-2: Results of String Comparisons

Chapter 13: Persistent Data: File Input and Output

Table 13-1: File Mode Flags