Monthly Archives: March 2021

C++ Beginners Guide – Conditional Statements

C++ Beginners Guide – Conditional statements. C++ uses all the expected conditional statements found in most programming languages. Most of the examples below apply to all programing language and not just C++. The alternative conditional statement however is not found in many languages. If anyone reading this spots an error...Read more

C++ Beginners – Fundamental Types

C++ Beginners – Fundamental Types covers the fundamental types in C++. Anyone coming from higher-level languages such as C#, #Java or many others will note that “string” is not a fundamental type in C++. The following are fundamental types. signed short unsigned short signed int unsigned int signed long unsigned...Read more

C++ Beginners – Hello World program

C++ Beginners Guide – Hello World, it has to be done, every programming guide everywhere starts with “Hello World” and so does almost every IDE available. An introduction to this guide Is available in C++ Beginners Guide Introduction. Breaking down the “hello world” program above. The first line includes the...Read more

C++ Beginners Guide Introduction

C++ Beginners Guide Introduction. This guide intended to serve two purposes. It is a revision guide for me; however, I hope others appreciate an alternative approach to most C++ guides. In the last semester of my degree course, I have introduced to C++. Before starting the course, I assumed I...Read more