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[B]Intro[/B] This tutorial provides a brief introduction to the random number functions that come as part of the C++ standard library, namely rand() and srand(). [b]rand() and RAND_MAX [/b] The C++ standard library includes a pseudo random number generator for generating random numbers. In order to use it we need … 
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User input/output is a key component in the programs you write, yet most online tutorials just provide a quick-and-dirty method of grabbing data. In other words, it works right up until the point the user does something unexpected. In this tutorial you will learn how to avoid the common mistakes …
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# Introduction # A recurring problem many newcomers face when tackling C++ is the compilation process, from sources to binaries. This tutorial will detail that process. It will be especially useful for people only familiar with higher-level languages (if any), but veterans of one or more native languages (C, Fortran, …
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Yesterday i completed my exercises on loop , that's why today i've decided to create a tutorial on loop in c++. # Loop # loop allows us to repeat a statement or a group of statements. When we want to repeat a single statement then it is not necessary to …
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This tutorial is the first time I write about coding techniques for improving the performance of software. This is going to be a step-by-step journey through a real example, with real benchmark results at every step so that you can see the effect of the different optimization techniques. And as … 
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As usual, after learning new stuff, I write on it. Yesterday I finished learning on "Functions in C++" and found that functions are very easy to learn and useful. Hope this tutorial helps beginners. # What is function? # Sometimes when we want to execute a specific task wherever it's …
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File I/O With C++ Fstream **Intro** File handling is as simple as writing in a book, much easier to modify and find. It's so simple people get confused with it :-). Welcome to the world of file handling. We will use the c++ fstream classes to do our file handling. …
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# Tutorial On Operators# *Operators are the signs to the tell the compiler to perform specific task*. The Operators fall into following categories :- Arithmatic Operator Relational Operator Logical Operator Bitwise Operator Miscellaneous Operator(i added Assignment Operators in this categeory) **Arithmatic operators:-** There are following arithmetic operators:- + Add [6+2=8] …
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##Why Use Arrays?## Let's begin by considering why arrays might be needed. What is the problem that this feature solves? How does it make your life as a programmer easier? When studying new features, it's important to recognize what that feature does for you and where the incentive is in …
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Following up on a discussion on [this thread](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/470519/looping-using-recursion/), I did some tests on the performance of recursion vs. iteration, and some interesting things happened, so I thought I would share the results. I'm gonna structure this a bit like a lab-report, because that's really the best way to put it. … 
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# Introduction # The subject of this tutorial is a bit more advanced than the subjects I have tackled in the past, but I hope this will find some interested readers. From time to time in C++, programmers find themselves torn apart between using a *Generic Programming* style which primarily … |
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[B]Beginner's guide to C++0x: Avoiding Memory Problems by Design of Ownership[/B] If you ever read any resources on C++ programming or object-oriented programming, you must have heard some rethorics like "inheritance is for the [I]is a[/I] relation, composition is for the [I]has a[/I] relation". Is that all? Is that the …
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[B]Beginner's Guide to C++0x: The Big Five - Implementing a Resource-holding RAII Class[/B] This tutorial will show how to implement a [I]resource-holding class[/I] showing practical use of [I]C++0x features[/I]. A resource-holding class is any class which holds, with its data members, a resource which could include: [LIST] [*]dynamically allocated memory … |
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