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Introduction to Programming with C++
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The first step in this introductory programming course is setting up the open source IDE for C++. After this walk through, start learning how to program!
with HumanHardDriveThe first step in this introductory programming course is setting up the open source IDE for C++. After this walk through, start learning how to program!
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When learning how to program, it’s important to understand data types and variables. In this lesson, learn about the three basic variables in C++.
with HumanHardDriveWhen learning how to program, it’s important to understand data types and variables. In this lesson, learn about the three basic variables in C++.
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Explore strings and arrays in this beginning programming lesson. Using C++. learn syntax, how to initialize, escape sequences, and common errors to avoid.
with HumanHardDriveExplore strings and arrays in this beginning programming lesson. Using C++. learn syntax, how to initialize, escape sequences, and common errors to avoid.
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In this introductory programming lesson, learn about creating structs, and private and public regions in classes so you can create your own custom data types.
with HumanHardDriveIn this introductory programming lesson, learn about creating structs, and private and public regions in classes so you can create your own custom data types.
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Understanding conditional statements is at the core of programming. Learn how if statements work and affect the flow of code, using Code::Blocks IDE and C++.
with HumanHardDriveUnderstanding conditional statements is at the core of programming. Learn how if statements work and affect the flow of code, using Code::Blocks IDE and C++.
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Kendra H
Well taught, I found it clear and easy to understand. I do however wish you made it a bit longer to show how actually install it particularly on Windows because that is the operating system most people use.
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