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Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 1 month ago
Dr. Gurinderjeet Kaur recently guided Jake through a C++ programming challenge. The task involved developing a program to convert US dollars to Canadian dollars using user inputs and presenting the results in a structured table with loops. Jake encountered difficulties with input validation, setting up loop conditions, and formatting the output, for which he received targeted assistance on debugging and overall code structure. To further enhance his C++ skills, Dr. Kaur assigned Jake two practice problems: one focused on calculating compound interest and another on printing a multiplication table, both to be completed before their next lesson.
Data Type Truncation
Debugging Loops
Code Compilation
Output Formatting (C++)
Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 1 month ago
In a recent lesson, Dr. Gurinderjeet Kaur collaborated with Jacob to refine his C++ code for generating 2D tables. The core of their discussion revolved around achieving efficient formatting and robust user input validation. Jacob actively practiced manipulating table outputs and experimented with `setw` to ensure precise column alignment. For continued practice in C++ development, Dr. Kaur tasked Jacob with building a currency conversion table.
2D Table Generation
Input Validation with While Loops
IO Manip for Formatting
Code Efficiency & AI Comparison
Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 2 months ago
During a C++ programming lesson, Dr. Kaur and Jacob reviewed C++ string functions, focusing on manipulation, extraction, and comparison, and discussed implementing loops for string operations. Their discussion also encompassed namespaces, header files, and preprocessor directives. Jacob was encouraged to practice with exercises from a C++ textbook and to watch a video explaining the C++ compilation process.
String at() function
size() vs. length()
push_back() vs. append()
Methods vs. Functions
Implicit vs. Explicit Type Conversion
Namespaces
Header Files
Stack vs. Heap Memory
Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 2 months ago
Dr. Kaur guided Dylan through a C++ lesson focused on handling user input, specifically demonstrating `getline` for inputs with spaces and explaining the importance of `cin.ignore()` when mixing `cin` and `getline`. Dylan gained practical experience by modifying a program to collect personal details like name, city, and age. For homework, Dylan was assigned additional C++ programming examples to prepare for their upcoming lesson.
cin vs getline
cin.ignore()
Variable Declaration for Input
char Data Type & cin.get()
cin vs. getline
cin.ignore()
Variable Declaration
Character Input (char)
Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 2 months ago
Dr. Kaur assisted a student from Modesto Junior College with C++ concepts, including data type conversions (static cast vs. coercion), relational operators with ASCII, conditional statements (if, if-else, if-else if), and loop structures (for, while, do-while). They also briefly discussed interpolation in statistics. The individual has a quiz on conditional statements and loops coming up and scheduled another lesson to review before their midterm.
Type Coercion (Implicit Conversion)
Static Cast (Explicit Conversion)
If-Else-If Ladder
Do-While Loop
Interpolation
Dr. Gurinderjeet taught about 2 months ago
Dr. Gurinderjeet Kaur guided Dylan through a lesson focused on using shorthand notations in coding to simplify mathematical expressions. Dylan gained practical experience by working through several problems, with Dr. Kaur offering immediate feedback and corrections. To reinforce his understanding, Dr. Kaur provided Dylan with a script containing both long-form and shorthand notations to study and compare as homework.
Assignment Operators
Shorthand Assignment Operators
Variable Update Principle
A beginner’s guide to learning C++
How to learn C++?
C++ is a high-performance programming language used in software development, game engines, and systems programming. It's consistently ranked among the top 10 programming languages.
However, mastering C++ can be challenging. Beginners often struggle with pointers and memory management, while intermediate learners face difficulties with complex syntax and the Standard Template Library (STL).
At an advanced level, performance optimization and handling multi-threading become the key challenges. It generally takes 3-6 months to achieve basic proficiency and about 2+ years to reach an advanced level of expertise.
To learn C++ effectively, hands-on practice is essential. Start by building small projects, solving coding challenges, and experimenting with different applications. Whether you prefer online courses or self-paced learning with books, consistency is key to progress.
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While making projects it is very common for students to get stuck on any particular bug or error which seems unsolvable. A C++ tutor can teach debugging techniques and help identify issues like incorrect syntax or logic errors, providing targeted solutions.
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