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ET 601 Lecture 2

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 Lecture 2

Introduction to C++ data types, variable and constants. Start chapter 2 (control structures).

 

Objectives

To understand C++ language's basic built in data types
To understand constants and variables
To understand what is an ASCII character set
To understand what is a Numbering system
To understand the difference between displayable characters and control characters
Conversion between different numbering systems
To understand problem solving techniques
To be able to develop algorithms through the process of top-down, stepwise refinement
To be able to use the if, if/else selection structures in decision making
To understand C++ operators - Arithmetic, Relational, Logical and other
To understand operator precedence

 

Course Material

Lecture 2 slides

Lecture 2 slides on the Numbering System

 

Assignments for next week

Finish reading chapter 2.1 and my slides on Numbering Systems

Lab assignment 2. This is due next week

 

 

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