- Previous Programming Experience
- Introduce the built-in data types and statements of C++
- Expanded understanding of program structure
- Undertand the role of data typing in c++
- Expanded understanding of Input and Output Streams
- Fill in a function with simple algorithms
- Learn how to use pseudo code in low level design
- built-in data types: int, float, char, bool
- Valid identifiers
- Reserved identifiers
- Variables
- Constants
- Strong typing of variables: Every variables as a
type. Every function and operator expects variables of a certain type. The compiler
matches the type of the variable with the type expected in a function or operator.
The compiler and linker will complain if the types don't match. - Assignment statements
- Basic arithmetic
- Input and Output of built-in data types.
- Algorithm and PseudoCode (Section 2.2 and 2.3)
- Logical Expressions
- Selection Statements (if and switch)
- Repetition Statements (while and for)
- Relationship amoung loop statements
- break and continue
statements
- Stepwise Refinement of Algorithms (Section 2.9)
- Experiments/
Examples:
- Program to compute an average and a grade
- Using the "if" statement
- Missing
compound statements in an "if" statment (experiment)
- Difference
between assignment and equality (experiment)
- Self Assessment
- Chapter 1 self review 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
- Chapter 2: self review 2.1-2.5, 2.9-2.11, 2-13