The differences between C++ and C# are as follows: Language Type C++ is a low-level language, while C# is a high-level language. Lightweight Language Compared to C#, C++ is a lightweight language because it requires including C# libraries before compilation, resulting in larger binary files for C#. Performance C++ code runs faster than C# code, … Read more
In this article, we will create a Snake game using C++ and graphic functions. We will implement it using the concept of C++ classes and computer graphic functions. What is the Snake Game? The Snake game is a very famous game that can be played on various devices and runs on any operating system. In … Read more
The most important difference between structures and classes is security. Structures are insecure because they cannot hide their implementation details, while classes can hide their programming and design details. In this article, we will discuss the differences between structures and classes in C++. But before discussing the differences, we will understand the definitions of structures … Read more
A vector can store multiple data values, similar to an array, but they can only store object references and not basic data types. Storing object references means they point to the object that contains the data rather than directly storing the data. Unlike arrays, vectors do not require size initialization. They can dynamically resize based … Read more
Before learning C++, we implemented sequential lists and linked lists using C, which are the foundation of learning data structures. It’s always good to have early exposure. After learning C++, we implemented them twice again, once using classes and once using template classes. Now, let’s move on to the first topic of C++—classes. Classes When … Read more
cin is an object used to get input from the user, but it does not allow multi-line input. To accept multi-line input, we use the getline() function. The getline() function is a predefined function defined in the <string.h> header file, used to accept a line or a string from the input stream until a delimiter … Read more
In C++ programming, we use the iostream standard library, which provides the methods cin and cout for reading from input and writing to output. To read from and write to files, we use a standard C++ library called fstream. Let’s take a look at the data types defined in the fstream library: Data Type Description … Read more
C++ comments are statements that are not executed by the compiler. Comments in C++ programming can be used to explain code, variables, methods, or classes. With comments, you can also hide program code. There are two types of comments in C++: Single-line comments Multi-line comments 👇Click to receive👇 👉C Language Knowledge Resource Collection C++ Single-line … Read more
Namespaces in C++ are used to organize an excessive number of classes for easier handling of applications. To access classes within a namespace, we need to use namespacename::classname. We can also use the using keyword, so we don’t have to keep using the full name. In C++, the global namespace is the root namespace. global::std … Read more
In C/C++ courses and projects, the application of functions is crucial. Here, we have gathered and organized some commonly used functions in C/C++. We hope you can apply them frequently to gain proficiency. 1. Character Processing Functions This category of functions is used for processing individual characters, including character type testing and case conversion. Header … Read more