Interactive Lessons & Project-based learning in Web, App, and Software Development for All Levels.

The session covered the concept of structures in C++, including defining structures, accessing members, and using arrays of objects. The student practiced creating structures like `student`, `book`, and `employee`, and performed tasks such as calculating the highest salary from an array of employee data. The next session will cover nested structures and passing structures as functions by value and by reference.

The session focused on state management in React, specifically the differences and use cases for `useState` and `useContext` hooks. The student learned how to set up a React project and began building a to-do app using components and state management. The student was assigned homework to complete the to-do app, focusing on adding and deleting functionalities using `useState` and exploring React documentation on props.

The Student received guidance on solving a coding problem to find the second maximum number in an array. The Tutor explained two different approaches to solve the problem, walking through examples and different test cases. The Student was encouraged to implement the discussed logic in code.

The Student and Tutor worked on implementing Bootstrap for styling and JavaScript for dynamic content loading into a webpage, focusing on minimal styling and grid layouts. The Student also practiced Git commands for version control, pushing code to GitHub. The assignment submission process was reviewed, with the Student receiving guidance on obtaining and submitting the repository link.

The Student and Tutor practiced array manipulation in C++, including summing elements, finding the maximum, calculating the average, linear searching, and reversing arrays. The Student learned about memory allocation and using boolean flags for search algorithms. Homework includes finding the second maximum and second minimum numbers in an array, and the Student will send over course slides before the next session.

The session covered pattern printing with loops, function overloading, and parameter passing techniques ('pass by value' and 'pass by reference'). The student practiced implementing overloaded functions and a swap function using pass by reference, and was introduced to arrays. Homework includes writing code to accept array input, sum the elements, and find the maximum number.