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C++ Plox

This C++ program demonstrates various programming concepts including variables, arrays, vectors, pointers, and file streams. It defines integer variables and increments, decrements, and reads them from the user. Arrays and vectors are initialized and indexed to display values. Vector functions like push_back, pop_back, swap, and sort are used. Pointers are declared and set to reference memory locations to display values. The document provides an example C++ program to experiment with and learn foundational programming concepts.

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163 views3 pages

C++ Plox

This C++ program demonstrates various programming concepts including variables, arrays, vectors, pointers, and file streams. It defines integer variables and increments, decrements, and reads them from the user. Arrays and vectors are initialized and indexed to display values. Vector functions like push_back, pop_back, swap, and sort are used. Pointers are declared and set to reference memory locations to display values. The document provides an example C++ program to experiment with and learn foundational programming concepts.

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//Book to reference: C++ for Everyone by Cay Horstmann...

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
//start
int main()
{
int VariableCans=6;
cout << "My variable is " << VariableCans << endl << endl;
VariableCans++;
cout << "My variable is now " << VariableCans << endl << "Type in your own: ";
int VariableCans;
cin >> VariableCans;
cout << endl << endl << "My variable is now " << VariableCans << endl << endl <<
"While Test" << endl;
while(VariableCans > 0)
{
cout << "My variable is now " << VariableCans << endl;
VariableCans--;
}
cout << endl << "Arrays:" << endl;
const int ARRAYSIZE = 5;
int ArrayCans[ARRAYSIZE] = { 32, 54, 67, 98, 102 };
for(int ArrayIndex = 0; ArrayIndex < ARRAYSIZE; ArrayIndex++)
{
cout << ArrayCans[ArrayIndex] << endl;
}
cout << endl << "Vectors: Type your vector size..." << endl;
int VectorArraySize;
cin >> VectorArraySize;
vector<int> VectorArray(VectorArraySize);
int VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < VectorArraySize)
{
VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex] = (rand() % 6)+1; //random number between 1 and 6
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex] << endl;
VectorArrayIndex+=1;
}
cout << endl << "Input pushback number" << endl;
int Pushback;
cin >> Pushback;
VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < VectorArraySize)
{
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex];
VectorArrayIndex+=1;
}
VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < Pushback)
{
VectorArray.push_back(rand() % 6)+1;
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex + VectorArraySize] << endl;
Pushback+=1;
}
cout << endl << "Input popback number" << endl;
int Popback;
cin >> Popback;
VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < Popback)
{
VectorArray.pop_back();
VectorArrayIndex+=1;
}
VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < VectorArray.size())
{
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex] << endl;
VectorArrayIndex++;
}
cout << endl << "Cool, bra. Now type in a position to swap..." << endl;
int FirstSwap;
cin >> FirstSwap;
cout << "Cool, cool. Now a second position..." << endl;
int SecondSwap;
cin >> SecondSwap;
cout << "Cool, swapsing..." << endl;
VectorArray.swap(FirstSwap, SecondSwap);
VectorArrayIndex = 0;
while(VectorArrayIndex < VectorArray.size())
{
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex] << endl;
VectorArrayIndex += 1;
}
cout << endl << "Now then, sorting..."
sort(VectorArray.begin(), VectorArray.end());
while(VectorArrayIndex < VectorArray.size())
{
cout << VectorArray[VectorArrayIndex] << endl;
VectorArrayIndex += 1;
}
cout << endl << "Pointers..." << endl;
int PointerLoc1 = 10;
int PointerLoc2 = 20;
int* Pointer = &PointerLoc1;
cout << "Pointer is " << *Pointer << "!!!!111" << endl;
Pointer = &PointerLoc2; //sets the pointer's address to the addres of the second
location
cout << "Pointer at second address is " << *Pointer << "!!!!!11" << endl;
cout << endl << "Streams write and read files... look them up... Cool bra, done
for now." << endl;
}

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