C++ for Beginners

This book was written for those people who are interested in learning C++ programming language and do not have necessarily previous knowledge of programming experience. This book adopts a simple and practical approach to describe the concepts of C++ and has been prepared for the beginners to help them understand the basic concepts of C++. I assume that you, the reader, have no prior experience whatsoever to any kind of computer programming. What this book does is that it teaches you the principles behind programming and encoding. Sure, we will go over the “how” and the “what” of programming. But to help you further understand how a computer program is built you need to understand the why behind it all. And that is why we will go over the absolute basics. Along the way, you will learn a lot of technical jargon. Yes, every industry from farming to robotics has its own set of weird technical languages that only the people who delve into such things understand. Here’s a bit of hard cold truth: the same is true when it comes to C++ programming (or programming in general). You have to learn the jargon. You need to eventually understand what each of the programming words and terms means. In short, you need to learn to talk the talk of programming.

• Chapter 1: Let’s Get Started

• Chapter 2: Your First C++ Program

• Chapter 3: Let’s Do Some Math

• Chapter 4: Let’s Do More than Just Math

• Chapter 5: Data Types

• Chapter 6: Input and Output

• Chapter 7: Conditional Statements in C++

• Chapter 8: Loops

• Chapter 9: C++ Functions

• Chapter 10: Arrays