Programming in C++ from Scratch to Guru

<p>C++ Programming Basics</p> <p>In this section you will learn:</p> <p>How to write programs in C++?</p> <p>How to use comments correctly?</p> <p>What are variables, how are they created and used?</p> <p>What types of variables are there in C++ and how do they differ from each other?</p> <p>What are constants and how to work with them?</p> <p>What arithmetic, logical and bitwise operations are available in C++ and how to use them?</p> <p>How to work with the console?</p> <p>How to solve encoding problems in the console (not only for output but also for input)?</p> <p>What is a conditional operator and how does it work?</p> <p>What is a switch-case operator and when to use it?</p> <p>What are loops and what are they in C++?</p> <p>What are for, while and do-while loops and what is the difference between them?</p> <p>What are arrays, what are they and how and when to use them?</p> <p>How to work with multidimensional arrays?</p> <p>What are references and what are they for?</p> <p>How to create functions, how they work internally, how they interact with references and much, much more?</p> <p>What is the scope of variables?</p> <p>What are static variables</p> <p>What are namespaces, what are they for and how are they used?</p> <p>What are macros?</p> <p>How to correctly split code into different files?</p> <p>How to build a project?</p> <p>After passing this section you will be able to write simple programs in C++.</p> <p>In my opinion, it is impossible to learn programming without practice. In this course you will understand everything, but to learn how to write programs yourself, and not just understand what is going on, you need to perform tasks. And almost every lesson of the course has a few exercises to reinforce the material from the lesson.</p> <p>The lessons also come with the source code of the programs, which is very useful to open, run and try to change, observing the final result and what has changed.</p>