Introduction to Arrays

C++ Introduction Video Course

1. Getting Started

In this section, you'll familiarize yourself with the essentials of C++ programming, setting the stage for deeper exploration into its core concepts and practical applications.

First Acquaintance

Structure of a Program

First Program

Syntax and Conventions

Data Types and Variables

Program Debugging

Basic Math Operations

2. Control Flow

Master the art of controlling program flow in C++. Explore conditional statements, loops, and branching mechanisms to create dynamic and responsive code that adapts to various scenarios and user inputs.

Conditional Statements

Conditional Statements Practice

Loops

Loops Practice

Control Flow Mastery Project

3. Diving Into Functions

Take a deep dive into the world of functions in C++. Understand the principles of function declaration, definition, and invocation, and learn how to modularize your code for improved readability and maintainability.

Defining and Calling Functions

Parameters, Return Values and Scope

Exploring Function Overloading

Function Overloading Practice

Function Implementation Project

4. Strings and Characters

Explore techniques for string handling, character encoding, and string manipulation, empowering you to work with textual data effectively in your programs.

Basic String Operations and Manipulations

Char Data Type and String Functions

Searching and Sorting Strings

Modifying Strings

String Manipulation Project

5. Arrays and Data Structures

Discover the versatility of arrays and data structures in C++. Explore the implementation and manipulation of arrays, laying the foundation for more complex algorithms and applications.

Introduction to Arrays

Basics Operations on the Array

Deep Dive into 2D Arrays

Algorithms with 2D Arrays

Array Mastery Project

C++ Introduction Video Course

1. What is an array?

2. Fill in the blank to correctly declare a single-dimensional array of 10 integers.

3. Which of the following statements are true about multi-dimensional arrays?

4. Fill in the blank to correctly declare a two-dimensional array with 3 rows and 4 columns.