An Introduction to C++ Programming

Explore the basics of C++ operators, including +, -, *, /, and %, learn integer division, casting to double for decimals, and how exponentiation requires a library.

Explore variables and data types in c++, including primitives like integers, doubles, and characters, and booleans; declare with explicit types, and use typedef to create custom types while evaluating expressions.

Explore the string object in C++, declare strings with double quotes, distinguish from C strings, access characters with zero-based indexing, and measure length with size().

Learn string manipulation in C++, including concatenation with the addition operator, spacing between words, escape sequences for quotes and tabs, and using to_string to append numbers.

Use conditional statements in c++ with if, else if, and else to control code execution. Compare values with greater than, equal, or lesser and print outcomes.

Learn to declare and initialize c++ arrays, specify length, and populate with values; apply zero-based indexing to access and modify elements while noting arrays store a pointer.

Learn how vectors differ from fixed-size arrays by dynamically resizing, adding elements with push back, and printing or accessing items via iterators such as begin and end.

Learn to use for and while loops in C++ to repeat code, with initialization, condition, and increment; know when to apply for vs while, and populate vectors with numbers.

Explore for-each loops and loop control in C++ by using break and continue to manage iteration and avoid infinite loops, and apply for-each to vector V for clean element iteration.