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Released
8/8/2018- Getting set up to code
- Creating your first simple program with C++
- Variables and arrays
- Flow control with if statements and loops
- Functions
- Opening and editing files
- Data structures
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Erin] Have you ever wondered what type of software language has both landed humans on the moon and helped create a web browser like Chrome? Then C++ is the language just for you. It is versatile, powerful and easy to learn. In this course, I'll show you some simple tools to get you started. We'll cover simple data types, such as how whole numbers and decimal numbers are stored differently in memory. And how chars make up a string. Decision structures like the if, if...else, and switch case and loops, to include pre- and post-test loops, like a for loop and a while loop.
Hi, I'm Dr. Erin Colvin. Let's put the fun in functions.
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Introduction
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Fun with C++43s
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1. Getting Started
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IDE setup1m 21s
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Algorithms and pseudocode3m 14s
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Solution: Hello World1m 9s
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2. Data Representation
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Declaration of variables1m 31s
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Storage of data in memory8m 16s
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Constants4m 53s
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Arrays3m 16s
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3. Flow of Control
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If statements6m 2s
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Conditional checking2m 50s
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Switch statements3m 53s
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For loops4m 43s
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While loops2m
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Do… while loop12m 51s
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Challenge: Add loop to game1m 55s
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Solution: Add loop to game4m 47s
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4. Functions
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What is a function?3m 15s
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Creating a function5m 8s
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Function parameters7m 34s
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5. File I/O
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Open a text file to write to3m 31s
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6. Data Structures
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Structs6m 17s
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Classes7m 46s
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Pointers4m 36s
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Linked lists5m 52s
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Conclusion
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Next steps16s
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