C++ Programming Learning Outcomes

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Learning Outcome: Trace a program with multiple expressions.

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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to trace a program with multiple expressions effectively.

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Learning Outcome: Apply the fundamentals of C++ in a working program.

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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to apply the fundamentals of C++ to create a functional program.

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Learning Outcome: Write and execute the written program.

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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to write and execute a program successfully.

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The diagram explains the parts of a C++ program.

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The parts of a C++ program include: - **Comment**: Provides information about the code. - **Preprocessor directive**: Includes libraries like ``. - **Namespace usage**: Specifies which namespace to use, e.g., `using namespace std;`. - **Function declaration**: Begins with `int main()`. - **Block structure**: Starts and ends with `{}`. - **Output statement**: Uses `cout << "Hello, there!";` to display text. - **Return value**: `return 0;` sends 0 to the operating system.

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//

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Double slash: Beginning of a comment

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#

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Pound sign: Beginning of preprocessor directive

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< >

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Open/close brackets: Enclose filename in #include

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( )

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Open/close parentheses: Used when naming a function

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{ }

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Open/close brace: Encloses a group of statements

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;

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Semicolon: End of a programming statement