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Arrays, Strings and Loops
Arrays are SEQUENCES of identically typed variables.
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C++ Cabinet
Concepts I have studied, explanations written in the language that made them click, and small examples that are rebuilt instead of merely trusted. This is a file cabinet, not a textbook—open the drawer you need.
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BASIC STRUCTURE
You write C++ source code into source files.
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C++ Types
C++ guarantees minimum sizes, not exact sizes. Actual size depends on platform (but on modern 64-bit systems there are common conventions).
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CLASSES
A class, put simply, is a user-defined type that groups data and behavior together. In plain-old-data (POD) classes in C++, you can only have data members within them.
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Functions
Personal notes and verified examples.
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Maps And Associative Counting
`entry.first` is the key.
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Reading Files Incrementally
the file came from `sshd`;
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REFERENCES AND POINTERS
`&` means alias the existing object instead of copying it.
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The C++ Type System
C++ is an object-oriented language.
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User-Defined Types in C++
Surprising no one, user-defined types are types that the user can define.
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The Blank Page Killer
A reusable C++ project-starting template that keeps architecture and decisions mine while making research, syntax lookup, scope control, and progress receipts explicit parts of the work.
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