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Introduction to C Programming |
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| This series contains a set of tutorials that help you to learn about the C programming language. These tutorials start with the assumption that you know a procedural language like Pascal or Fortran already, and simply want to map that knowledge to C. The |
Understanding C++: An Accelerated Introduction |
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| The goal of these tutorials is to help you to gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts driving C++ in a quick and painless way. They let you begin thinking in an "object oriented way". Once you understand the fundamentals, the rest of the langua.. |
An introduction to C |
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| This document is intended to give people who are interested in learning C, whether they already know another programming language or not, a quick introduction to the language. It does not pretend to be complete, but it should get you familiar with most c.. |
C++ Beginners Guide |
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| A long time ago a lot of people were bothering me about writing a tutorial that started from the very beginning. I always promised I'd eventually write something. That was a year or two ago, but finally I'm actually keeping this promise |
PROGRAMMING IN C++ |
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| These are my C++ tutorials (covers most of basic C, except i/o), as well as to Denthor of Asphyxia's tutorials converted to C++ |
C tutorials - an introduction and tutorials index |
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| So what/who are these Tutorials for? Ok – this tutorial is for those that have some real basic idea of what C is, and have an idea of how “if/then/else” works, and what a variable is, but are hazy on all the rest of it. The idea is to g.. |
The cplusplus.com tutorial |
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| This tutorial is for those people who want to learn programming in C++ and not necessarily have any previous knowledge of other programming languages. Of course any knowledge of other programming languages or any general computer skill can be useful to b.. |
C++ Debugging |
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| ++ has several powerful features available for debugging no matter which platform you use, whether or not you have access to a debugger. The purpose of this article is to enumerate the methods you can use to debug your code, and discuss circumstances for |
The SST Class Hierarchy |
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| The concept of a class hierarchy is often an extremely difficult one for new C++ programmers to master. While simple to define (A class hierarchy is a set of classes that build on top of each other using inheritance and virtual functions) |
Trees |
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| Trees are highly recursive structures. I'm hoping that you will be somewhat familiar with recursion as a theory, because it is a difficult subject to get correct for most beginning programmers. Here is a tiny introduction to recursion |
Declaring Pointers to Data Members |
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| Although the syntax of pointers to members may seem a bit confusing at first, it is consistent and resembles the form of ordinary pointers, with the addition of the class name followed by the operator :: before the asterisk |
A better Random Number Generator |
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| This is a better random number generator than comes standard. It's from a very good book on algoritms. You should read it
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Branching and Looping |
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| If statements and while loops in C both rely on the idea of Boolean expressions, as they do in Pascal. In C, however, there is no Boolean type: You use plain integers instead. The integer value 0 in C is false, while any other integer value is true |
Lesson 1: The basics of C++ |
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| I am writing this for those people who want to learn how to program in
C++, especially those who had trouble |
'Setter' and "Getter' Member Functions |
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| Encapsulation is a fundamental principle in object orientation. Encapsulation restricts direct access to a data member of a class |
C variables and data types |
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| To begin, C has several data type definitions |
Lesson 2: If statements |
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| The if statement is one of the most powerful devices in programming. It allows the program to choose an action based upon input |
My First C# Program |
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| Did you just download Visual Studio .NET and wondering how to create your first C# project? |
Structure of a C++ program |
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| Probably the best way to start learning a programming language is with a program. So here is our first program |
Right-Justification of Output |
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| To right justify the output of cout, call the width() function with the size of the output screen (in characters) as an argument |
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