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Lesson 6: ASCII code and character variables - C++ tutorial

This lesson, as can be presumed from its title, will teach you what is ASCII code, how does it affect programmer’s variables and what is the difference between number and numerical figure. This one's easy... Hope you still haven't pulled back; just when I hit you in the face with hardcore code in next few lessons, don't say I caught you off guard :) Developing your own program, even as simple as calculator can give you nice, productive feeling.

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