The previous positioning may focus on studying the underlying layer and some complicated problems, while ignoring some beginner friends. As a result, they may feel a little "daunting" as soon as they arrive !). At the same time, we should share our experiences and programming ideas with you at the same time, as suggested by our friends and brothers in the monster group. Therefore, I plan to write some blog posts on the basics of CC ++ language.
What do you know about this module?
1. This module is positioned as a basic article. It mainly consists of some syntaxes that do not involve complicated things. Focus on thinking and divergence from the foundation.
2. correct some bad coding rules in the past.
3. view the language you use in a certain degree to avoid turning around in the hutong.
4. This module is described in combination with CC ++, which is independent of course. This is also done to let everyone have a distinction and comparison.
5. Some simpleProgramExecution efficiency considerations.
This module is not a detailed explanation of some syntaxes and basics. We cannot keep an eye on the syntax or various restrictions to limit our thinking. Here we will discuss some programming ideas together. Start with helloworld and start thinking step by step. I believe we will all have a lot of GAINS.
Every blog post will give you some thoughts. You are welcome to reply to your ideas. Daniel skipped it!
Of course, due to my limited level, I am here only to help and guide some beginners. Welcome to shoot bricks.
[C/C ++ entry series]
[C/C ++ language entry] -- Preface
[C/C ++ language entry] -- Thinking about helloworld
[C/C ++ language entry] -- Basic Data Type
[C/C ++ language entry]-debugging Basics
[C/C ++ language entry]-deep pointer
[C/C ++ Introduction] -- array and pointer
[C/C ++ Introduction] -- Structure
[C/C ++ language entry] -- go deep into Functions
[C/C ++ language entry]-bit operations
[C/C ++ language entry] -- analyzes floating point numbers
[C/C ++ language entry] -- File Operations