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C++ Programming Series: Dynamic Arrays (Part 1)
Before we get into the dynamic arrays, it is important to understand why we use them and when to use them. Here’s the simplified concept of memory types. The program that we execute stores and works with the data, information and variables (collectively called memory) in the RAM (Random Access Memory). Upon closing the program,…
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C++ Programming Series: Pointers (Part 4, Last)
Too busy! Too busy! Don’t expect regular and weekly posts from me. In the previous post, we discussed that pointers are actually arrays! This post is to discuss more pointers, arrays and the arithmetic that can be done with them. We can do addition and subtraction with pointers. Multiplication and division are not possible! Here…
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C++ Programming Series: Pointers (Part 3)
Pointers and Arrays are the same things! This statement might confuse you. How is this possible that pointers and arrays are the same? They never look to be same! This post will clear this point to you. Let’s get started with the code below. What will it print? Will it print the first member of…
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C++ Programming Series: Multidimensional Arrays
In the last two previous posts, we discussed a very useful thing called ‘Arrays’. This topic is not yet completed and this post is going to end it! Multidimensional arrays! Previously, we discussed 1D (or single-dimensional) arrays. They are pretty simple. But now, time for 2D and 3D arrays. We won’t go into details with…
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C++ Programming Series: Char, Char Arrays and Strings
As we know that char is one of the primitive types whereas string is not a primitive type. Let us reveal some more facts about the two. char is basically, a number like int. But that for each particular number, a specific letter or symbol is selected in accordance with the ASCII table. You can…