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The document provides an introduction and overview of C++ programming concepts including: 1) It examines sample C++ programs and explains key concepts like functions, function definitions and formats, and the main function. 2) A sample "Hello World" program is presented and each line of code is explained in detail. 3) The basics of compiling, linking, and running a C++ program from source code are covered. 4) The program development process including problem solving, implementation, testing, and debugging is outlined in multiple steps.

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The document provides an introduction and overview of C++ programming concepts including: 1) It examines sample C++ programs and explains key concepts like functions, function definitions and formats, and the main function. 2) A sample "Hello World" program is presented and each line of code is explained in detail. 3) The basics of compiling, linking, and running a C++ program from source code are covered. 4) The program development process including problem solving, implementation, testing, and debugging is outlined in multiple steps.

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Intro to C++

Chapter 8

Objectives

Examine a Sample C++ Program Compiling a C++ Program Program Development Process

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Sample C++ Program: Examine Program Attributes

Basic Concept: Divide and Conquer: How ? Functions


Definition Assigns a unique Name to a set of instructions (Statements) Call When you use the function name, the set of instructions associated with the Name are executed

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Sample C++ Program: Functions Definition Format


Specifies returned value type
Mandatory Space

Specifies unique Name

Optional for passing data

return value type function name (argument list) { Function body // C++ statements }
Did you notice: The left and right parenthesis The braces are on separate lines
The indentations of the C++ Statements
Set of instructions

We will look at functions in detail later


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Sample C++ Program: Empty Main Function

Function returns a value of type integer

Function Name

int main ( ) {

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A Sample C++ Program Hello World Program

/* Lets greet the world. */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main ( ) { // preprocessor instruction

//Output Hello World! cout << Hello World!\n; //Send 0 back to OS indicating success return 0; }

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Explanation of Code The Hello World Program


/* Lets greet the world. */ // preprocessor instruction When Comment spans multiple lines

Single Line Comments

Comments are not executed

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Explanation of Code The Hello World Program #include <iostream>


#include Directives tell compiler where to find info about items used in the program [Note: NO space between # and include] #include <iostream> directs the processor to make cout (see-out), cin (see in) and other programs in iostream library available to your program

using namespace std;


Tells the compiler to use names in iostream in a standard way

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Explanation of Code The Hello World Program

main ( )

A Special function name It indicates where program execution starts The OS calls the function main ( ) to start the C++ program

int main( )

The function main( ) returns a value of type integer

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Explanation of Code The Hello World Program Statements


std: : cout << Hello World!\n; std:: look in the namespace std for the name that follows cout << outputs to the monitor the text string Hello World! followed by a newline Think of cout as a name (Identifier) for the monitor

; (semicolon) Program statements must


end with a semicolon

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Running a C++ Program

C++ source code is written with an editor


vi Emacs Ultraedit

The Compiler converts your source code to Object code The Linker combines all the object code into an executable program

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Compiling C++ Programs Command Line Compiler, g++

Compiler Commands
g++ file.cpp

Comments
Compiles the file file.cpp and creates an executable named a.out Displays the version of g++

g++ -- version

g++ file.cpp o file2

Compiles the file file.cpp, creates an executable, and names the executable file2 instead of a.out
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Compiling C++ Programs Error Messages

Error
Syntax Error

Description
The rules of the C++ language were not followed if i=< 100 should be If (i <= 100) Wrong algorithm

Logical Error

Runtime Error

Program terminates abruptly: Div by 0; illegal memory access


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Compiling and Running your C++ Program


C++ Program Source Code
Data for C++ Program

Compiler

editor
Keyboard, file

Computer
compile command
Object Code for your Program

Other Object Codes

linker
Computer (Complete Object Code)

Run
Output of C++ Program
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Compiling and Running Your C++ Program

Compile the code Fix errors the Compiler indicates and recompile code Run the program again
Test and re-run

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Program Development Phase


Step #1: Problem-Solving Phase

Define Problem
Complex problem ?
Adopt Problem Decomposition principle

Design Algorithm [Iterative process]


Just express your initial thoughts [on paper], youll refine them later: Draw/Sketch charts Draw/Sketch Pictures (worth a thousand words!) Narratives Complex Algorithm? Adopt Algorithm Decomposition Principle Psuedocode Verify that algorithm solves the problem in its entirety
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Program Development Process


Step #2: Implementation Phase

Translate Algorithm to C++


START writing your C++ Code

Unit Test
Test individual functions for accuracy Fix errors

System Test
Test the entire program Fix errors

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Program Development Process


Problem-solving Phase Start
Problem Definition Translate to C++

Implementation Phase

Algorithm Design

Verify Algorithm (Paper Testing)

Testing

Working Program
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Another Sample C++ Code


#include <iostream> using namespace std;
int main( ) {

int number_of_pods, peas_per_pod, total_peas;


cout << Press return after entering a number. \n; cout << Enter the number of pods:\n; cin >> number_of_pods; cout << Enter the number of peas in a pod:\n; cin>> peas_per_pod; total_peas = number_of_pods * peas_per_pod; cout << If you have ; cout << number_of_pods; cout << pea pods\n; cout << and; cout << peas_per_pod; cout << peas in each pod, then\n; cout << you have ; cout << total_peas; cout << peas in all the pods.\n; return 0; }
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Explanation of Sample Code

variables, cin
#include <iostream> using namespace std;
int main( ) {

Variables:
number_pods, peas_per_pod, total_peas

int number_of_pods, peas_per_pod, total_peas;

cout << Press return after entering a number. \n; cout << Enter the number of pods:\n;

cin >> number_of_pods;


cout << Enter the number of peas in a pod:\n;

cin>> peas_per_pod;
total_peas = number_of_pods * peas_per_pod; cout << If you have ; cout << number_of_pods; cout << pea pods\n; cout << and; cout << peas_per_pod; cout << peas in each pod, then\n; cout << you have ; cout << total_peas; cout << peas in all the pods.\n; return 0;

Must be Declared before they are used Identified by Names (Identifier) Special rules for Identifiers

Input Statement:

cin
Tells the computer how to handle info entered from keyboard

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Explanation of Sample Code Multiplication, Assignment


#include <iostream> using namespace std;
int main( ) {
int number_of_pods, peas_per_pod, total_peas; cout << Press return after entering a number. \n; cout << Enter the number of pods:\n; cin >> number_of_pods; cout << Enter the number of peas in a pod:\n; cin>> peas_per_pod;

Multiplication Operator:

Assignment Statement:

total_peas = number_of_pods * peas_per_pod;


cout << If you have ;
cout << number_of_pods; cout << pea pods\n; cout << and; cout << peas_per_pod; cout << peas in each pod, then\n; cout << you have ; cout << total_peas; cout << peas in all the pods.\n; return 0;

=
Assign value on the rhs of

=
to Variable on the lhs of

We will talk more about variables & Operators shortly


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Sample C++ Code #2 Sample Dialogue


#include <iostream> using namespace std;
int main( ) {

int number_of_pods, peas_per_pod, total_peas;


cout << Press return after entering a number. \n; cout << Enter the number of pods:\n; cin >> number_of_pods; cout << Enter the number of peas in a pod:\n; cin>> peas_per_pod; total_peas = number_of_pods * peas_per_pod; cout << If you have ; cout << number_of_pods; cout << pea pods\n; cout << and; cout << peas_per_pod; cout << peas in each pod, then\n; cout << you have ; cout << total_peas; cout << peas in all the pods.\n; return 0; }
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Sample Dialogue
Press return after entering a number Enter the number of pods 10 Enter the number of peas in a pod 9 If you have 10 pea pods and 9 peas in each pod, then you have 90 peas in all the pods

Layout of a Simple C++ Program


#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main ( ) { Variable Declarations Statement #1 Statement #2

Last Statement return 0; }


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