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Using the debugger to Test your methods - C++ tutorial


Using the debugger to Test your methods
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Connecting to MySQL with C++ using the MySQL++ API
Connecting to MySQL with C++ using the MySQL++ API
Connecting to MySQL with C++ using the MySQL++ API
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Lesson 13: Hello World! - A Classic -
Lesson 13: Hello World! - A Classic -
his is a true classic. I covered "Hello World!" example in this lesson, which is the one everybody encounters when learning to program – It's just sooner or later. Well, in my lessons –later-. Most of other tutorials start with this example, but I think I'm on the right path of introducing you to it only now. Not much of a new stuff covered here. More like repeating and affirmation.
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Hello World with Cpp
Hello World with Cpp
An in-depth look into your first cpp program. Here you'll learn everything you need to go out into the world of programming and write your first cpp program.
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Lesson 2: IEEE Standards
Lesson 2: IEEE Standards
This lesson is next and final step before we start to code. It is about decoding numbers and saving them into computer using IEEE protocols for standard and double precision. Normalization procedures are shown precisely and are really easy to understand.
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 Functions In C#
Functions In C#
Functions are a must for modern object oriented programming and for visual programs as well. When you click a button on your mouse an event is generated. This event fires a function that is linked to that particular event. Therefore, you need to define several functions that correspond to various actions your code should perform. They are also useful when you need to call a block of code many times in different parts of your program.
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