What is C++ Used For?
One of the more popular and versatile languages used by programmers, C++ is a broad application general-purpose programming language with exciting potential for creative projects of all types.
Introduction to C++
Many languages are tied to the operating system theyâre written for. One of the coolest things about C++ is that itâs easy to run it across lots of different operating systems, which means you donât have to develop the same program several times over. This course is perfect for beginners. You donât need any previous coding experience â just a mobile phone and 5 minutes a day!
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What you'll learn
Foundational concepts
Master foundational concepts of coding with C++. These are the building blocks for everything else.
Header files
Save time, reduce errors by including header files in your code.
Variables
Use variables to help your program store data of any type.
Arithmetic operations
Use arithmetic operations to solve quantitative problems.
âIfâ and âElseâ statements
Program a machine to make decisions based on your orders with âifâ and âelseâ conditional statements.
Loops
Save time and reduce errors in repetitive operations with loops.
Arrays
Combine multiple elements into a single variable using arrays.
Functions
Use functions to make your code manageable and reusable.
What you'll learn
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