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title: "Getting Started with CPP" | ||
description: "Welcome to the world of CPP programming Learn about the key features of CPP, its applications, and how to get started with C Plus Plus programming" | ||
sidebar_label: "Getting Started with C++" | ||
slug: getting-started-with-cpp | ||
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import CustomTag from '@site/src/components/TagsComponents/CustomTag'; | ||
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1. Installation Process Step By Step | ||
2. How to run a CPP program | ||
3. How to compile a CPP program |
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sidebar_position: 2 | ||
title: "Comment in C++" | ||
description: "This is a simple program to demonstrate the use of comments in C Plus Plus." | ||
sidebar_label: "Comment" | ||
slug: comment-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Comment in C++? | ||
2. Why do we use comments in C++? | ||
3. Write a simple program to demonstrate the use of comments in C++. | ||
4. Types of comments in C++ | ||
i. Single Line Comment | ||
ii. Multi Line Comment | ||
iii. Documentation Comment |
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sidebar_position: 1 | ||
title: "First CPP Program" | ||
description: "Learn how to write and execute your first C Plus Plys program using a simple 'Hello, World!' example." | ||
sidebar_label: "First CPP Program" | ||
slug: first-cpp-program | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. Write a simple "Hello, World!" program in C++. | ||
2. Output of the program. | ||
3. Explain the code line by line. | ||
4. Explain Basic Structure of C++ Program. |
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sidebar_position: 3 | ||
title: "Keywords and Identifiers in C++" | ||
description: "Keywords and Identifiers in C++. This is a simple program to demonstrate the use of keywords and identifiers in C Plus Plus." | ||
sidebar_label: "Keywords and Identifiers" | ||
slug: keywords-and-identifiers-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Keywords and Identifiers in C++? | ||
2. Why do we use Keywords and Identifiers in C++? | ||
3. Write a simple program to demonstrate the use of Keywords and Identifiers in C++. | ||
4. List of Keywords in C++ | ||
5. Rules for defining Identifiers in C++ | ||
6. Examples of Identifiers in C++ | ||
7. Difference between Keywords and Identifiers in C++ |
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{ | ||
"label": "Day 03", | ||
"position": 4, | ||
"link": { | ||
"type": "generated-index" | ||
} | ||
} |
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sidebar_position: 3 | ||
title: "Type Modifiers in C++" | ||
description: "Type modifiers are used to change the meaning of the fundamental data types. In this tutorial, we will learn about type-modifiers and how to use them in C++ programming with the help of examples." | ||
sidebar_label: "Type Modifiers" | ||
slug: type-modifiers-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Type Modifiers in C++? | ||
2. Types of Type Modifiers in C++ with Proper Examples. | ||
3. short type Modifier | ||
4. long type Modifier | ||
5. signed type Modifier | ||
6. unsigned type Modifier | ||
7. long long type Modifier | ||
8. short int type Modifier | ||
9. long int type Modifier | ||
10. long double type Modifier |
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sidebar_position: 2 | ||
title: "Data Types in C++" | ||
description: "In this tutorial, we will learn about basic data types such as int, float, char, etc. in C++ programming with the help of examples. A data type determines the type and size of an variable." | ||
sidebar_label: "Datatypes" | ||
slug: data-types-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Data Types in C++? | ||
2. C++ Fundamental Data Types | ||
3. Examples of Data Types in C++ | ||
4. C++ Modified Data Types List | ||
5. Derived Data Types in C++ |
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sidebar_position: 1 | ||
title: "Variables, Literals, and Constants in C++" | ||
description: "This is a simple program to demonstrate the use of variables, literals, and constants in C Plus Plus." | ||
sidebar_label: "Variables, Literals, and Constants" | ||
slug: variables-literals-constant-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Variables, Literals, and Constants in C++? | ||
2. Why do we use Variables, Literals, and Constants in C++? | ||
3. Write a simple program to demonstrate the use of Variables, Literals, and Constants in C++. | ||
4. Types of Variables in C++ | ||
i. Local Variables | ||
ii. Global Variables | ||
iii. Static Variables | ||
iv. Register Variables | ||
5. Types of Literals in C++ | ||
i. Integer Literals | ||
ii. Floating Point Literals | ||
iii. Character Literals | ||
iv. String Literals | ||
v. Boolean Literals | ||
vi. Pointer Literals | ||
6. Types of Constants in C++ | ||
i. Integer Constants | ||
ii. Floating Point Constants | ||
iii. Character Constants | ||
iv. String Constants | ||
v. Boolean Constants | ||
vi. Pointer Constants |
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"label": "Day 04", | ||
"position": 5, | ||
"link": { | ||
"type": "generated-index" | ||
} | ||
} |
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sidebar_position: 1 | ||
title: "Constants in C++" | ||
description: "The C++ const keyword is used to specify that the value of a variable cannot be changed. In this tutorial, you will learn about C++ constants with the help of examples." | ||
sidebar_label: "Constants" | ||
slug: constants-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Constants in C++? | ||
2. How to Declare Constants in C++? | ||
3. How to Define Constants in C++? | ||
4. How to Use Constants in C++? | ||
5. What are the Advantages of Constants in C++? | ||
6. Best Practices for Using Constants in C++. | ||
7. Examples of Constants in C++. |
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sidebar_position: 2 | ||
title: "Input and Output in C++" | ||
description: "In this tutorial, we will learn to use the cin object to take input from the user, and the cout object to display output to the user with the help of examples." | ||
sidebar_label: "Input and Output" | ||
slug: input-output-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Input and Output in C++? | ||
2. Why do we use Input and Output in C++? | ||
3. How to take input from the user in C++? | ||
4. How to display output to the user in C++? | ||
5. Take Multiple Inputs from the User in C++. |
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sidebar_position: 3 | ||
title: "Operators in C++" | ||
description: "In this tutorial, we will learn about the different types of operators in C++ with the help of examples. In programming, an operator is a symbol that operates on a value or a variable." | ||
sidebar_label: "Operators" | ||
slug: operators-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Operators in C++? | ||
2. Types of Operators in C++. | ||
3. Explain All the Operators in C++ with Proper Examples. |
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"label": "Day 05", | ||
"position": 6, | ||
"link": { | ||
"type": "generated-index" | ||
} | ||
} |
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sidebar_position: 3 | ||
title: "While and Do-While Loop in C++" | ||
description: "In this tutorial, we will learn about the while and do-while loop in C++ programming with the help of examples. The while loop is used to execute a block of code multiple times." | ||
sidebar_label: "While and Do-While Loop" | ||
slug: while-and-do-while-loop-in-cpp | ||
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1. C++ while and do...while Loop | ||
2. C++ while Loop | ||
3. Flowchart of while Loop | ||
4. Example 1: Display Numbers from 1 to 5 | ||
5. C++ do...while Loop | ||
6. Flowchart of do...while Loop | ||
7. Example 2: Display Numbers from 1 to 5 |
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sidebar_position: 2 | ||
title: "For Loop in C++" | ||
description: "In this tutorial, we will learn about the for loop in C++ programming with the help of examples. The for loop is used to execute a block of code multiple times." | ||
sidebar_label: "For Loop" | ||
slug: for-loop-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is the For Loop in C++? | ||
2. Explain the Syntax of For Loop in C++. | ||
3. C++ for Loop Example | ||
4. C++ Infinite for Loop | ||
5. C++ Nested for Loop |
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sidebar_position: 1 | ||
title: "IF-ELSE Statement in C++" | ||
description: "The if...else statement is used to run one block of code under certain conditions and another block of code under different conditions. In this tutorial, we will learn C++ if, if…else and nested if…else with the help of examples.." | ||
sidebar_label: "IF-ELSE Statement" | ||
slug: if-else-statement-in-cpp | ||
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TASK: | ||
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1. What is Control Statements in C++? | ||
2. What is the IF-ELSE Statement in C++? | ||
3. Explain the Syntax of IF-ELSE Statement in C++. | ||
4. C++ if Statement | ||
5. C++ if-else Statement | ||
6. C++ Nested if-else Statement | ||
7. C++ if-else-if Ladder | ||
8. C++ Ternary Operator |
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