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⚙️C++ Lessons
- 01Getting Started
- 02Your First Output (cout)
- 03Variables and Types (int/double/string/bool)
- 04Conditionals (if statements)
- 05Loops (for statements)
- 06Writing a Function
- 07Working with Arrays
- 08Loops (while statements)
- 09Pointer Basics
- 10References
- 11Classes (Object-Oriented Programming)
- 12Constructors and Destructors
- 13Inheritance
- 14Using vector (the Standard Library)
- 15String Manipulation (string)
- 16Structs (struct)
- 17Error Handling (try/catch)
- 18The Ternary Operator
- 19The switch Statement
- 20[Applied] Build a Mini Inventory Management System
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Getting Started
To run C++, you'll want to set up the following. C++ is fast, and it's used widely wherever performance matters — game engines, operating systems, embedded devices, and more.
- A compiler: on Windows, Visual Studio is common; on Mac/Linux,
g++orclangare frequently used. - For a code editor, adding the C++ extension to VS Code is an easy way to get started.
- If you're getting into game development, the Unreal Engine game engine (which uses C++) is often used alongside it.
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