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    To compile a C++ program, commands such as g++ or c++ can be used along with flags like -o to output the executable and the file names. Comments are preceded by // for single line or /* */ for multi-line and are ignored by the compiler. Basic data types include integers, floating-point numbers, characters, strings, and Boolean. Input/output can be done to the screen using cout and cin or to files using ofstream and ifstream. Arithmetic, trigonometric, exponential and other mathematical functions are available through headers like cmath. Control flow includes comparison operators, if/else statements, switch cases, while, for and do-while loops. Functions allow grouping of code by defining and

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    To compile a C++ program, commands such as g++ or c++ can be used along with flags like -o to output the executable and the file names. Comments are preceded by // for single line or /* */ for multi-line and are ignored by the compiler. Basic data types include integers, floating-point numbers, characters, strings, and Boolean. Input/output can be done to the screen using cout and cin or to files using ofstream and ifstream. Arithmetic, trigonometric, exponential and other mathematical functions are available through headers like cmath. Control flow includes comparison operators, if/else statements, switch cases, while, for and do-while loops. Functions allow grouping of code by defining and

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    To compile a C++ program, commands such as g++ or c++ can be used along with flags like -o to output the executable and the file names. Comments are preceded by // for single line or /* */ for multi-line and are ignored by the compiler. Basic data types include integers, floating-point numbers, characters, strings, and Boolean. Input/output can be done to the screen using cout and cin or to files using ofstream and ifstream. Arithmetic, trigonometric, exponential and other mathematical functions are available through headers like cmath. Control flow includes comparison operators, if/else statements, switch cases, while, for and do-while loops. Functions allow grouping of code by defining and

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    Compiling To compile a C++-program, you can use either g++ or c++. g++ -o executable lename.out sourcelename.cc c++ -o executable lename.out sourcelename.cc g++ -o C++sample inout.out C++sample inout.cc

    e.g.

    For the following commands you can nd at the end of this summary sample programs. Each command in C++ is followed by ; . Carriage return has no meaning in C++. Comments Essential for the writing of clear programs are comments, which are explanations for your program, and which are ignored by the compiler. /* . . . */ puts the text . . . into comment (more than one line possible) // . . . puts text . . . for rest of same line into comment Data Types Data Type integer Declaration (Example) short i1,i2; int i1,i2; long i1,i2; unsigned i1,i2; unsigned long i1,i2; real float f1,f2; double f1,f2; long double f1,f2; single character char c1,c2; string of characters string s1,s2; logical bool b1,b2; Assignment (Example) i1 = 3;

    f1 = 3.2; f2 = 2.1E-3;

    c1 = R s1 = Farmer b1 = true; b2 = false

    Input And Output Input/Output With Screen: To be able to use the following commands you need to write #include <iostream> using namespace std; at the beginning of your program: output: input: cout << string of characters; cout << variable; << endl; cin >> variable;

    Input/Output With Files: To be able to use the following commands you need to write #include <fstream> at the beginning of your program: output: input: ofstream outlevariable ( outputlename,ios::out); outlevariable << . . . will write into le with name outputlename ifstream inlevariable ( inputlename,ios::in); inlevariable >> . . . will read from le with name outputlename

    Arithmetic Calculations Operations: + Functions: /

    To be able to use all of the following functions you need to to write at the beginning of your program: #include <cmath> #include <cstdlib> pow(x,y) xy sin(x) cos(x) tan(x) asin(x) sin1(x) in range [/2, /2] acos(x) cos1(x) in range [0, ] atan(x) tan1(x) in range [/2, /2] sinh(x) cosh(x) tanh(x) exp(x) ex log(x) ln(x) x sqrt(x) fabs(x) |x| floor(x) largest integer not greater than x; example: floor(5.768) = ceil(x) smallest integer not less than x; example: ceil(5.768) = 6 fmod(x,y) oating-point remainder of x/y with the same sign as x x % y remainder of x/y , both x and y are integers; example: 7%5=2

    Decision Statements Comparison Operators: == != > < >= <= && || = example: = > < and and/or i1 == i2 i1 != i2 i1 > i2 i1 < i2 i1 >= i2 i1 <= i2 (i1 != i2)&& (i1 == i3) (i1 == i2) || (i1 == i3)

    Statements: if( condition ) { statements } if( condition ) { statements } else { statements } if( condition ) { statements } else if { statements } else { statements }

    switch ( casevariable ) { case value1a: case value1b: {statements} break; case value2a: case value2b: {statements} break; default: {statements} } Repetitions while (conditions) { statements } for ( init; conditions; update ){ statements } do { statements these statements are done before the while statement check } while ( condition) ;

    functions A function is a set of commands. It is useful to write a user-dened function, i.e. your own function, whenever you need to do the same task many times in the program. All programs start execution at the function main. For Functions you need steps 1-3: Step 1: At the beginning of your program you need to declare any functions: function type function name (types of parameter list); example 1: double feetinchtometer (int,double); example 2: void metertofeetinch (double, int&, double&); The function type declares which variable is passed back from the function (void means none via the function type). The variables without & are all input parameters, i.e. only passed to the function and are not changed within the function. The variables with & may be passed both to and from the function and may be changed in the function. Step 2: In the program you use the function with: function name (actual parameter list); example 1: feetinchtometer(5.0,3.2); example 2: metertofeetinch(1.3,feet,inch); Step 3: After main { . . . } dene your function:

    function type function name (parameter types and names) { declarations and statements } example 1: double feetinchtometer(int feet, double inch){ . . .}; example 2: void metertofeetinch (double m, int& feet, double& inch){. . .}; Arrays Data Type array

    Declaration (Example) int street[100]; double matrix[7]; etc. multidim. array int lattice[10][10]; double wateruse[5][3][2]; etc.

    Assignment (Example) street[0]=0; street[50]=7; matrix[6]=3.2; etc. lattice[0][1]=1; wateruse[3][1][0]=1.2; etc.

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