This course helps you learn C++ programming fundamentals through execution sheets and flowcharts, making it ideal for C++ for beginners and aspiring C++ developers.

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C++ is a versatile language known for its efficiency and flexibility, widely used in industries like game development, finance, and system programming. This course dives deep into C++ programming foundations, focusing on practical problem-solving techniques.
You will start by learning basic problem-solving skills using simple programs and execution sheets. Then, you'll explore decision-making, branching, loops, and manipulation of strings and arrays using C++ programming. Finally, the course will cover functions and complex program structures, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of the language's capabilities.
By the end, you will be equipped with problem-solving skills, a solid understanding of C++ basics, and confidence in writing structured code, setting you on the path to becoming a proficient C++ developer.

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# What is an array?
In C++, an **array** is a collection of the same type of values. It is generally a comma-separated range of values enclosed in curly brackets `{` `}` and stored as a single variable. For example, `{10, 20, 30}` is an array of integers. It can be stored as a variable as shown in the code below:


 


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  int arr[] = {10,20,30};
  cout << "The array is defined" << endl;
  return 0;
}

In the code above:
* We declare a variable `arr` to assign `{10,20,30}`. These comma-separated values enclosed in curly brackets are called an **initialization array**.
* We call the variable `arr` an array as indicated by `[]` after the variable name. Here the size 3 is determined by the number of values in the initialization array.




 



# Accessing individual values
The individual values in an array are accessed through an index. An **index** is an integer representing the position of an individual value in the array. We enclose the index in square brackets after the array variable name. The first value is at index `0`, and the index moves forward in the array by linear increments. If there are three values in the array, they are indexed at 0, 1, and 2.



Learn and practice manipulating arrays of values in C++.


Array of Values

Learn and practice manipulating arrays of values in C++.

About the Course

C++ Basics

Loops in C++

C++ Strings and Arrays

Functions in C++

Wrap Up

Array of Values