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C++ Programming I - Spring 2020 (2020SP)

This course will teach you programming concepts using a major industry programming language, C++. We will cover the history of programming languages, the essentials of the C++ programming language, and how to write effective and efficient programs to solve a variety of real-world problems.

This graphic is the standard symbol for the C++ programming language. It captures the evolution of programming languages, in that C++ is an extension of the C language. The “++” is an essential operator in both languages, the post-increment operator. The syntax indicates use the current value of ‘C’ and then add on to it. That is the exact design philosophy of the C++

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