[Free] Learn C++ Programming The Easy Way

Learn how to program in C++ from a seasoned veteran and former University course instructor, part 1. – Free Course

Added on March 23, 2024 Development 2 min read

What you’ll learn

You will know how data is stored in computer memory, and how C++ “types” data into classes
Really understand how if/else and switch statements can be used to branch your code
Geniunely understand how loops work

Requirements

All software that is needed to be downloaded is going to be covered in the lectures. So don’t sweat it! You just have to open the course and take a look.

Description

Pick up and learn C++ programming from the very basics with this course. This course is a very gentle introduction to programming in C++, especially geared towards first time programmers.

C++ With An Emphasis On “Easy to Understand.”

Setting up an IDE (Visual Studio/Xcode)
Basic input and output
What #include really means
Variables
C++ Math (including an explanation of modulus)
Random number generation
Branching using if and switch
Comparisons and inequalities
Loops
Solved exercises

If you’re a college student, you might find there is a wide gap between your prof and yourself. When your prof explains things, it just doesnt quite make sense. Something doesnt sit right. This course is about filling that gap and clearing those questions in your mind. If youre struggling to follow in your introductory programming course lectures, try this series out to supplement your learning.

Overview

Programming is that notorious college freshman subject that everyone finds extremely hard. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

In this course I explain the very basics of C++ programming. I explain core C++ concepts using slides. We also will write sample programs, and I explain every line of code used, every function called, and leave no line of code unexplained.

I developed the material in this course after several iterations of an introductory programming course. The result I now present to you is a combination of careful deliberation about how to explain a topic, and incorporating student feedback to respond to student needs.

If you’ve had trouble understanding the very basics of code before, what it all means should be very clear to you after studying this course.

When you are finished with this course, you should have a very solid foundation in C++ upon which to build other skills.

Once you understand the basics of programming and you’ve programmed for a while, it’s almost inevitable that you will catch the “programming bug”: you will not be able to stop programming!

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