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- Intended Audience This lesson is specifically intended for Nellie Deutsch. %{font-family:verdana}A markup language describes hows something is structured. HTML describes how a web-site should be structured. XML describe any...
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Union, Typedef, Enums
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- By now, you already know what is an array, what is a structure, and how to use bit-packaged structure. Today, we will see what are unions and when & how we can use them. How you can create your own data types using typedef and how us...
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Functions - Basic Concept
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- Today, we will see yet another concept present in any programming language. Naturally, we will see why at all we need functions. How a function is declared and defined in C++? What new terms are related with functions which are not there...
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More On Functions
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- Inline Functions Functions with small code can be declared as inline.Wherever an inline function is called, actual function code will be replacedSyntax: Put keyword inline before function definition and not in declaration. For e.g.voi...
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C++ As Better C
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- Before moving on further in advanced C++, it is better to ensure us that C++ is nothing but an advanced form of C. Those of you who came from Pascal background may have not found learning C difficult as it was mere syntax change. But whe...
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More On Classes
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- OOP encapsulates data(attributes) and functions(behaviors) into packages called classes.A class is a user-defined data type that acts as a blueprint for instantiating any number of objects of that class.Classes have property of informati...
