CONTENTS.

I. INTRODUCTION TO C++.

1. Structure of a program in C++.
2. Definition of blocks in C++.
3. Identifiers in C++.
4. C++ reserved words.
5. Basic syntax in C++.
6. Compile and run a program in C++.

II. DEFINITION OF COMMENTS IN C++.

1. Line-level comments.
2. Block-level comments.

III. TYPES OF VARIABLES.

1. Bool variables.
2. Char variables.
3. Int variables.
4. float variables.
5. Double variables.
6. Void variables.
7. Wchar_t variables.
8. Logical Variables.
9. Enum variables.
10. Defining your own variable types.
11. Lvalues ​​and Rvalues.
12. Escape sequences.

IV. VISIBILITY OF VARIABLES IN C++.

1. Local variables.
2. Global variables.

V. NUMBERS IN C++.

1. Mathematical operations in C++.
2. Random numbers in C++.

VI. MODIFIERS IN C++.

1. CONST variables.
2. STATIC variables.
3. EXTERN variables.

VII. OPERATORS IN C++.

1. Arithmetic operators.
2. Relational operators.
3. Logical operators.
4. Bitwise operators.
5. Assignment operators.
6. Other operators.

VIII. TYPES OF LOOPS AND DECISION COMMANDS IN C++.

1. The IF instruction.
2. Nested IF statements.
3. Logical operators AND, OR, NOT.
4. The SWITCH operator.
5. The FOR statement.
6. The WHILE statement.
7. The DO-WHILE instruction.

IX. FUNCTIONS IN C++.

1. Definition of a function.
2. Calling a function.
3. Arguments of a function.

X. ARRAYS IN C++.

1. Declaring arrays.
2. Initialization of arrays.
3. Accessing elements of an array.

XI. MANAGEMENT OF TEXTS OR STRINGS IN C++.

1. Copy of strings.
2. Concatenation of strings.
3. Length of strings.
4. Comparison of strings.
5. Substrings.

XII. POINTERS IN C++.

1. Definition of pointers.
2. Using pointers.

XIII. REFERENCES IN C++.

1. Definition of references.

XIV. USING DATA AND TIME IN C++.

1. Definition of commands to handle dates and times.

XV. DATA STRUCTURES IN C++.

1. Definition of a structure.
2. Accessing members of a structure.
3. Structures as arguments of a function.
4. Pointers to structures.

XVI. DEFINITION OF CLASSES AND OBJECTS IN C++.

1. Definition of classes.
2. Definition of objects in C++.
3. Accessing data members.

XVII. MANAGEMENT OF INPUT AND OUTPUT FILES.

1. How to open files.
2. How to close files.
3. How to write to a file.
4. How to read a file.
5. How to read and write a file.
6. Pointers to positions within a file.

XVIII. CREATING APPLICATIONS IN C++.

1. How to create menus.
2. How to create dialogue boxes.
3. How to create buttons.
4. How to create Check Box controls.
5. How to create Radio Button controls.
6. How to create Group Boxes controls.
7. How to create Edit controls.
8. How to create List Box controls.
9. How to create Combo Box controls.
10. How to create Pens and Brushes.
11. How to create Spin controls.
12. How to create Progress controls.
13. How to create Slider controls.

XIX. CREATING EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONS IN C++.

1. Several examples of applications in C++ will be formulated and solved for their learning and evaluation.

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