What you'll learn
What is a C string?
What is character testing?
How can you search and sort arrays?
How to design two dimensional arrays?
Requirements
No programming experience needed.
Description
Welcome to C++ Programming for beginner part 3. This is the third part of the lecture on C++ Programming. You can find the related video on C++ Programming for beginners. This part will cover information such as how pointers are used in the algorithm. In addition, this part will include information about how to search arrays by setting up your code properly. I will discuss how to design the algorithm to do these types of procedures.You can watch the first part of the previous videos if you're not clear on anything. I did publish C++ Programming for beginner part 1 before creating this part of the lecture material. I think this part is awesome because this part will speak about two-dimensional array. In the other lecture, the focus was mainly on one dimensional array. When we will begin learning about two-dimensional array, we will learn how these arrays can hold multiple sets of data instead of, only holding one set of data.This course is designed for entry level programmers. This course should material which is easy to follow for all. This course does carry a large envelope of material. I will break everything as I go through the lines of code. I personally found the concept of vector puzzling at first. I will try to explain vector as coherent as possible.
Overview
Section 1: Functions
Lecture 1 Default Argument
Lecture 2 The Return Statement
Lecture 3 Call a function
Lecture 4 Call a function (for loop)
Lecture 5 Function Prototype
Lecture 6 Passing data by value
Lecture 7 Returning a boolean value
Lecture 8 Sending data into a function
Lecture 9 Sending data into a function (three parameters)
Lecture 10 Static local variables
Section 2: Array and Vectors
Lecture 11 STL Vectors
Lecture 12 Two-dimensional arrays
Lecture 13 Using parallel arrays
Lecture 14 Range based for loop
Lecture 15 Processing arrays content
Lecture 16 Arrays as function arguments part 2
Lecture 17 Arrays as function arguments part 1
Lecture 18 Accessing array contents
Lecture 19 Accessing array content (for loops)
Section 3: Searching and Sorting Arrays
Lecture 20 Binary search
Lecture 21 Linear Search
Lecture 22 Bubble sort
Section 4: Pointers
Lecture 23 Comparing pointers
Lecture 24 Dynamic Memory Allocation
Lecture 25 Dereferenced
Lecture 26 Indirection operator
Lecture 27 Pointer arithmetic
Lecture 28 Pointer notation
Lecture 29 Pointer Variables
Lecture 30 Pointers as function parameters
Section 5: String Class
Lecture 31 Character Testing
Lecture 32 Character Case Conversion
Lecture 33 String/Numeric Conversion
Lecture 34 Strstr function
Lecture 35 C- String
Beginners.


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