Microsoft Visual C++ Tutorial

This Microsoft visual c++ course is for the beginning programmer or for the experienced programmer who wants to learn C++.

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• Use data types variables and constants
• Use operators to manipulate C++ expressions
• Do advanced programming with functions
• Use statements and loops to control program flow
• Use classes and objects
• Enter compile and link C++ programs

• Getting Started
  • Discusses why C++ is the emerging standard. Identifies the steps to develop a C++ program. Explains how to enter compile and link a C++ program.

• The Parts of a C++ Program
  • Analyzes the parts of a C++ program. Demonstrates how the parts work together. Examines what a function is and what it does.

• Variables and Constants
  • Covers how to declare and define variables and constants. Shows how to assign values to variables and manipulate those values. Demonstrates how to write the value of a variable to the screen.

• Expressions and Statements
  • Describes what statements blocks and expressions are. Shows how to branch code based on conditions. Discusses what truth is and how to act on it.

• Functions
  • Examines what a function is and what its parts are. Illustrates how to declare and define functions pass parameters into functions and return a value from a function.

• Basic Classes
  • Explains what classes and objects are. Demonstrates how to define a new class and create objects of that class. Discusses what member functions and member data are. Describes what constructors are and how to use them.

• More Program Flow
  • Explains what loops are and how they are used. Shows how to build various loops. Presents an alternative to deeply-nested if/else statements.

• Reference
  • Provides reference tables for operator precedence C++ keywords and binary and hexadecimal. Lists example programs.

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