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I created this for sharing some programming knowledge with the readers of this blog.I post some C/C++ notes here. I hail for the SLIIT(Sri Lanka Institure of Information Technology) for giving this knowledge to me.

Contents

1.History of C++
2.C++ Programming Environments
2.1.UNIX(Knoppix,Fedora,Ubuntu,Kubuntu)
2.1.1.How to Use Source Editors in UNIX
2.1.2.How to Use Compilers in UNIX
2.2.3.How to use IDE s available for UNIX
2.2.Windows
2.2.1.Source Editors
2.2.2.Compilers
2.2.3.How to use IDE s available for Windows

3.Introduction to C++
3.1.Basic structure of a Program
3.2.Keywords
3.3.First C++ Program

4.Variables and Data Types
4.1.Identifiers
4.2.Defining a Variable
4.3.Assignment statement
4.4.Exercises and Answers

5.Basic Arithmetic on C++
5.1.Arithmetic operators
5.2.Conversion Between Data types
5.3.Exercises and Answers

6.Selections(Decisions)
6.1.1. if statement
6.1.1.1. if and else Statements
6.1.1.2.Nested if Statements
6.1.2. switch statement
6.1.3. Conditional Operator
6.2.Basic Boolean algebra
6.3.AND , OR , NOT , XOR Operators
6.4.Exercises and Answers

7.Iteration (Repetition)
7.1.Loops
7.1.1. for Loop
7.1.2. while Loop
7.1.3. do while Loop
7.2.Infinite Loops
7.3.Exercises and Answers

8.Data Structures I
8.1.Introduction to Arrays
8.2.Structure of an Array
8.3.Defining Arrays
8.4.Accessing Array Elements
8.5.Multidimensional Arrays
8.6.Using C Strings
8.6.1.Using String Functions(in cstring , string.h )
8.6.2.Examples on String Functions
8.7.Structures
8.7.1.Examples on Structures
8.8.Enumerations
8.9.Pointers
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8.10.Exercises and Answers

9.Functions
9.1.Introduction to functions
9.1.1.Parts of a Function
9.2.Function Declaration and Definition
9.3.Calling a Function
9.4.Passing Arguments to Functions
9.4.1.Difference Between "Pass By Value" and "Pass By Reference"
9.4.2.Passing Arrays To Functions
9.4.3.Using Pointers With Functions
9.4.Function Overloading
9.5.Inline Functions
9.5.1.Importance of Inline Functions
9.5.2.Draw backs of Inline Functions
9.6.Default Arguments
9.7.Life Span of Variables
9.8.Recursion
9.9.Command Line Arguments
9.9.1.Why Command Line Arguments?
9.9.2.Passing Command Line Arguments
9.9.3.Handling Command Line Arguments
9.10.Exercises and Answers

10.Object Oriented Programming



11.FAQ s

12.C++ Questions and Answers

13.Solutions for E-Mailed Questions

14.Contact me