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Introduction to C

Introduction to C. Topics Covered. Creating a program in C editing, compiling, linking, running C basics program structure, variables, statements Conversion from pseudocode if, case, for, while, etc.. Functions. Creating a C Program. External libraries. Text editor. Compiler. Linker.

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ITM 255

ITM 255. Introduction. C++ Environment. GNU C++ Microsoft C++.net. Learning C++. To learn C, C++, C++.net (or any programming language), you must do a lot of programming ! Lectures and Textbooks will help, but you must do it yourself ! Similar to learning to drive a car or motorcycle

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9.2 Working with Unmanaged Code

9.2 Working with Unmanaged Code. Working with Unmanaged Code. Thanks to the IJW (It Just Works) technology, managed C++ application can directly work with the legacy C++/C codes It means that all C++ programs that we developed previously can be used directly with managed programs

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Chapter 2 Primitive Data Types and Operations

Chapter 2 Primitive Data Types and Operations. Primitive Data types: Integer data types: int byte short long Floating-point types: double float Character type: char. Identifiers Variables must start with a letter or underscore consists of letters, digits & underscores

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Exception Handling in Java

Exception Handling in Java. Dr. L. Jololian. vector<string> ProductName; vector<float> ProductPrice; void main(void) { string name; float price; cout << "Enter name: "; cin >> name; cout << "enter price: "; cin >> price; try { addToInventory(name, price); }.

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ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 9: Functions II

ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 9: Functions II. Outline. Introducing Functions that return multiple results What is a Pointer variable? Functions returning multiple results Triple use for Asterisk (*) More Examples. Introducing Functions that return multiple results.

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ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 10: Functions II

ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 10: Functions II. Outline. Introducing Functions that return multiple results What is a Pointer variable? Functions returning multiple results Triple use for Asterisk (*) More Examples. Introducing Functions that return multiple results.

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ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 10: Functions II

ICS103 Programming in C Lecture 10: Functions II. Outline. Introducing Functions that return multiple results What is a Pointer variable? Functions returning multiple results Triple use for Asterisk (*) More Examples. Introducing Functions that return multiple results.

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Multiple Files Revisited

Multiple Files Revisited. what are executable/non-executable statements? out of the ones below, which constructs are executable? #include <iostream> p=3.14; const double pi=3.14; int myfunc(int); what is a header file? How is it different from include file?

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