Titlebook: Exploring C++20; The Programmer‘s Int Ray Lischner Book 2020Latest edition Ray Lischner 2020 C++.C++20.exploring.programming.language.oo.ob

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Youth in Oegstgeest and Leiden,You have already used compound statements (i.e., lists of statements enclosed in curly braces) in many programs. Now it’s time to learn some of the special rules and uses for compound statements, which are also known as ..

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3D Printer Workflow and SoftwareIn Exploration 2, I introduced you to character literals in single quotes, such as ., to end a line of output, but I have not yet taken the time to explain these fundamental building blocks. Now is the time to explore characters in greater depth.

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Primary Augmentation of the DorsumExploration 17 introduced and discussed characters. This Exploration continues that discussion with character classification (e.g., uppercase or lowercase, digit or letter), which, as you will see, turns out to be more complicated than you might have expected.

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StringsIn earlier Explorations, you used quoted character strings as part of each output operation. In this Exploration, you will begin to learn how to make your output a little fancier by doing more with strings. Start by reading Listing 4-1.........

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More LoopsExplorations 2 and 3 show some simple . loops. This Exploration introduces the . loop’s big brother, the . loop.

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Increment and DecrementThis Exploration introduces the increment (.) operator, which has multiple uses in the C++ language. Not surprising, it has a counterpart to decrement values: .-. This Exploration takes a closer look at these operators, which appear so often, they are part of the language name.