Beginner Class 45
- Introduction to c++ 05 minLecture1.1
- Downloading Codeblocks 08 minLecture1.2
- Installing Codeblocks 05 minLecture1.3
- Linking Codeblocks with Compiler 02 minLecture1.4
- Iostream, Namespace, Std 20 minLecture1.5
- Variables 12 minLecture1.6
- Variables II 12 minLecture1.7
- Calculator 15 minLecture1.8
- Q1 5 questionsQuiz1.1
- If statements 13 minLecture1.9
- If statement II 15 minLecture1.10
- Functions(void) 16 minLecture1.11
- Functions II(int, float, double) 20 minLecture1.12
- Parameterized Functions 14 minLecture1.13
- Calculator II 16 minLecture1.14
- GoTo Function 06 minLecture1.15
- While Loop 15 minLecture1.16
- Q2 7 questionsQuiz1.2
- Do While Loop 13 minLecture1.17
- For Loop 07 minLecture1.18
- Nesting For Loop 09 minLecture1.19
- Jump Statement 12 minLecture1.20
- Mean Calculator 20 minLecture1.21
- Switch Statements 13 minLecture1.22
- Arrays 17 minLecture1.23
- Arrays II 10 minLecture1.24
- Q3 3 questionsQuiz1.3
- Use of Array 18 minLecture1.25
- Multi-Dimensional Array 27 minLecture1.26
- Matrix Calculator 23 minLecture1.27
- Modulo, Sizeof and Srand 20 minLecture1.28
- Matrix Calculator II 09 minLecture1.29
- Pass By Value and Pass By Reference 13 minLecture1.30
- Default Value 13 minLecture1.31
- Structures 13 minLecture1.32
- Usage of Structures 15 minLecture1.33
- Nesting Structures 13 minLecture1.34
- Structures and Functions 24 minLecture1.35
- Pointers 25 minLecture1.36
- Quadratic Calculator 17 minLecture1.37
- Project Modification 12 minLecture1.38
- Q4 8 questionsQuiz1.4
- More Info on DataTypes 21 minLecture1.39
- ProjectsLecture1.40
- Beginners Class Conclusion 03 minLecture1.41
Pro Class 15
- Downloading Microsoft visual studio 15 minLecture2.1
- What is object oriented programming 13 minLecture2.2
- Classes and Objects 15 minLecture2.3
- Classes and Objects II 22 minLecture2.4
- Creating a function in a class 21 minLecture2.5
- Constructor 15 minLecture2.6
- Overloaded Constructor 14 minLecture2.7
- THIS and STATIC KEYWORD 19 minLecture2.8
- Composition 21 minLecture2.9
- Inheritance 19 minLecture2.10
- Inheritance II 17 minLecture2.11
- Inheritance III 15 minLecture2.12
- Enum, destructor, and default constructor 28 minLecture2.13
- PROJECTSLecture2.14
- Q5 10 questionsQuiz2.1
Master Class 48
- INTRODUCTION TO MASTER CLASS 06 minLecture3.1
- Casting 11 minLecture3.2
- Overloading functions 15 minLecture3.3
- String 15 minLecture3.4
- String II 20 minLecture3.5
- String III 12 minLecture3.6
- Email application 27 minLecture3.7
- Template 18 minLecture3.8
- Class Template 19 minLecture3.9
- Vector 28 minLecture3.10
- Vector II 15 minLecture3.11
- Vector III 16 minLecture3.12
- Error handling 13 minLecture3.13
- Error handling II 22 minLecture3.14
- Iomanip 12 minLecture3.15
- Friend 19 minLecture3.16
- Friend II 17 minLecture3.17
- Class friend 17 minLecture3.18
- Q6 3 questionsQuiz3.1
- Stack 21 minLecture3.19
- Map 21 minLecture3.20
- Map II 25 minLecture3.21
- Database 22 minLecture3.22
- Database II 26 minLecture3.23
- Database III 15 minLecture3.24
- Database IV 23 minLecture3.25
- Q7 10 questionsQuiz3.2
- Dictionary 26 minLecture3.26
- Dictionary II 41 minLecture3.27
- StudentData Application 14 minLecture3.28
- StudentDataApplication II 17 minLecture3.29
- StudentDataApplication III 16 minLecture3.30
- StudentDataApplication IV 16 minLecture3.31
- StudentDataApplication V 22 minLecture3.32
- Pointers 09 minLecture3.33
- Pointers II 08 minLecture3.34
- Pointers III 11 minLecture3.35
- Pointers IV(nullptr) 08 minLecture3.36
- Dynamic allocation 14 minLecture3.37
- Dynamic allocation for objects 10 minLecture3.38
- Dynamic allocation in a class 13 minLecture3.39
- Creating Array Dynamically 11 minLecture3.40
- Q8 6 questionsQuiz3.3
- Virtual destructor 18 minLecture3.41
- Concrete class 17 minLecture3.42
- Concrete class 2 10 minLecture3.43
- Abstract class 11 minLecture3.44
- Polymorphism 15 minLecture3.45
Ultimate Class 28
- Setting up SFML in CODEBLOCKS 20 minLecture4.1
- Setting up SFML in VISUAL STUDIO 14 minLecture4.2
- What is SFML 08 minLecture4.3
- Creating a window 27 minLecture4.4
- Creating a rectangle 12 minLecture4.5
- Keyboard and movement 18 minLecture4.6
- Text and fonts 21 minLecture4.7
- Textures and Sprite 15 minLecture4.8
- Q9 6 questionsQuiz4.1
- Rectangleshape and Texture 10 minLecture4.9
- Setting orign 08 minLecture4.10
- Mouse and input 12 minLecture4.11
- Animation I 08 minLecture4.12
- Animation II 10 minLecture4.13
- Animation III 22 minLecture4.14
- Animation IV 11 minLecture4.15
- Animation V 25 minLecture4.16
- Animation VI 12 minLecture4.17
- Animation VII 18 minLecture4.18
- Collision Detection and Collision Response 17 minLecture4.19
- Collision Detection and Collision Response II 19 minLecture4.20
- Collision Detection and Collision Response III 17 minLecture4.21
- Collision Detection and Collision Response IV 19 minLecture4.22
- Collision Detection and Collision Response V 17 minLecture4.23
- Collision Detection and Collision Response VI 19 minLecture4.24
- Collision Detection and Collision Response VII 15 minLecture4.25
- Sound Class 21 minLecture4.26
- Music Class 07 minLecture4.27
Game Development 5
- Snake gameLecture5.1
- ION-OZLecture5.2
- Fast Fly (F1 clone)Lecture5.3
- MechformersLecture5.4
- PROJECTSLecture5.5
Application Development 6
- Student Database ApplicationLecture6.1
- Accounting SoftwareLecture6.2
- DictionaryLecture6.3
- CCY Advanced CalculatorLecture6.4
- Data integration and ManipulationLecture6.5
- ProjectsLecture6.6
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P.D.E03/06/2020Yes sir .we will take you from an absolute beginner to a master software developer
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hello sir, this is a job well done sir. just completed the beginners class. will be trying out the projects and sharing my codes/challenges in the comment section here for your correction and further guidance. thank you so much.
Love your spirit and determination
PROJECT 1
Challenges: 1. code display starting from 705, so i changed x<=1000 to x<=100.
2. code for skipping 10,20,30,…up to 1000 will be too long, what is the shortcut sir?
code
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
for(int x=1; x<=100; x++){
if(x==10 || x==20 || x==30 || x==40 || x==50 ||
x==60 || x==70 || x==80 || x==90 || x==100){continue;
}
cout <<x << endl;
}
}
? . that is the project
project 2.
had no challenge with this one
code
#include
using namespace std;
float subtraction(float x, float y){
return x-y;
}
int main()
{
float firstvalue;
float secondvalue;
cout <>firstvalue;
cout <>secondvalue;
cout <<endl <<endl;
cout << "The Subtraction is: " << subtraction(firstvalue,secondvalue)<<endl;
}
well done.
check out the symbols.
cin >>
project 3.
code
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string yourname;
float height;
cout <> yourname;
cout <> height;
if (height <= 4){
cout << yourname;
cout <= 4 && height <= 8){
cout << yourname;
cout <= 8.1){
cout << yourname;
cout <<", you are Tall" << endl;
}
cout << endl << endl;
cout << "THANK YOU " << yourname <<", for using our height tester";
}
check this out again. I think you lost some codes during the copy.
project 4
code
#include
using namespace std;
//project4, building an app to calculate ((a*a)-2c)/b
float firstpart (float a){
return a*a;
}
float secondpart(float c){
return 2*c;
}
float thirdpart (float b){
return b;
}
int main()
{
float firstv;
float secondv;
float thirdv;
cout <> firstv;
cout <> secondv;
cout <> thirdv;
float firstcal;
firstcal = firstpart(firstv) – secondpart(secondv);
float finalResult;
finalResult = firstcal/thirdpart(thirdv);
cout <<endl <<endl;
cout <<"The final result of ((a*a)-2c)/b is "<<finalResult;
}
Nice try.
I suggest you watch the lesson we built the quadratic calculator together, to know how to build this calculator.
project 5
code
#include
using namespace std;
//project5. build and app using structures and objects.
struct churchdata{
string name;
int age;
string society;
};
int main()
{
churchdata member1;
churchdata member2;
churchdata member3;
cout <>member1.name;
cout <>member1.age;
cout <>member1.society;
cout <<endl<<endl<<endl;
cout <>member2.name;
cout <>member2.age;
cout <>member2.society;
cout <<endl<<endl<<endl;
cout <>member3.name;
cout <>member3.age;
cout <>member3.society;
cout <<endl<<endl<<endl;
cout <<" The First Member Name is: " <<member1.name <<endl;
cout <<" The First Member age is: " <<member1.age<<endl;
cout <<" The First Member society is: " <<member1.society<<endl;
cout<<endl<<endl;
cout <<" The Second Member Name is: " <<member2.name <<endl;
cout <<" The Second Member age is: " <<member2.age<<endl;
cout <<" The Second Member society is: " <<member2.society<<endl;
cout<<endl<<endl;
cout <<" The Third Member Name is: " <<member3.name <<endl;
cout <<" The Third Member age is: " <<member3.age<<endl;
cout <<" The Third Member society is: " <<member3.society<<endl;
}
great one! , check out the cin >>
project6
code
#include
using namespace std;
/*project6;this application is designed to capture the quantity
and total price of a product sold in a year, report/day using array*/
int main()
{
int days[365];
int purchase = 0;
int TotalQuantitySold = 0;
cout <> days[purchase];
while (purchase<=365){
TotalQuantitySold += days[purchase];
purchase++;
cout <> days [purchase];
if (days [purchase] == 365){
break;
}
}
cout <<endl<<endl;
int Price = 20;
int TotalPriceSold = Price * TotalQuantitySold;
cout << "The Number of days sales were made is: " << purchase <<endl;
cout << "The Total Number of Goods Purchased is: "<< TotalQuantitySold <<endl;
cout << "The Total Price of Purchased product is: "<< TotalPriceSold;
}
well calculated, nice project!
I think you made a mistake with your symbol ( cin >> )
project 7
code
#include
using namespace std;
//project7, double for loop
int main()
{
for(int x=1; x<5; x++){
cout <<x ;
cout <<" hello world" <<endl;
for(int y=1; y<2; y++){
cout<<"This is Awesome" <<endl;
cout<<"Thank You Mr Precious"<<endl;
}
cout<<endl;
}
}
LOL? . love this in particular
project8
code
#include
using namespace std;
//a simple project using string, void and int functions
string userBio(){
string yourname;
cout <> yourname;
return yourname;
}
void ages(){
int age;
cout<>age;
}
float calculate(){
int x;
int y;
cout<>x;
cout<>y;
return x+y;
}
int main()
{
string name;
name = userBio();
ages();
int total;
total = calculate();
cout<<endl <<endl;
cout <<name;
cout<< ", The Total is: "<< total <<endl;
}
wow, great job!.
I am impressed with the string function. Well done man!
and I think you made a mistake with your symbol ( cin >> )
#include
using namespace std;
int main(){
//project 6
string name[10] = {“Emeka”, “Jonas”, “Jane”, “Agnes”, “Lucy”, “Garry”, “Adam”, “Micheal”, “Michelle”, “Ophelia”};
for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++){
cout << i <<" " <<name[i] <<endl;
};
return 0;
}