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C++ Programming Series: Complex Conditions
In the previous post, the topic of ‘Using Conditional Statements’ finally, came to an end. But only now, there is something we call ‘complex’. Actually, the word, ‘complex’ means multiple. In fact, the complex is always something, multiple. A single complex object is a combination of multiple simple objects. A simple example of a complex…
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C++ Programming Series: Basic Arithmetic
We discussed many things till now. We discussed printing the variables, primitive types, user input and some conditional statements. What we should discuss right now is the basic arithmetic. It is very simple to do primitive calculations with primitive types. We will only work with integers here. But it will be applicable to all other…
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C++ Programming Series: Using Conditional Statements (Part 1)
Conditional statements in a program are such statements which control the progression of our program. We must understand the fact that our code is always executed from the start to the end linearly. Following is a conditional statement: Here, if shows the condition that is typed after it in round brackets. In the curly brackets…
