#c++institute

[caddeskindia]

C++ Programming Course Training Institute in Jaipur

Section 1: Introduction to C++

Understanding the history and importance of C++

Setting up a development environment (IDEs, compilers)

Your first C++ program: Hello, World!

Section 2: Basic Concepts

Variables, data types, and type modifiers

Input and output using cin and cout

Basic arithmetic and operators, learn C++ course by expert.

Section 3: Control Flow

Conditional statements: if, else, switch

Looping: for, while, do-while

Breaking and continuing loops

Section 4: Functions and Scope

Declaring and defining functions

Function parameters and return values

Scope and lifetime of variables

Section 5: Arrays and Strings

Creating and manipulating arrays

Working with C-style strings

Introduction to the C++ Standard Library's std::array and std::string

Section 6: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics

Understanding classes and objects

Constructors and destructors

Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism

Section 7: Pointers and References

Understanding memory addresses and pointers

Pointer arithmetic

Passing by reference vs. passing by value

Section 8: Standard Template Library (STL)

Introduction to the STL

Using containers: std::vector, std::list, std::map, etc.

Algorithms: std::sort, std::find, etc.

Section 9: Exception Handling

Dealing with errors using try, catch, throw

Creating custom exceptions

Section 10: File Handling

Reading and writing files

Using file streams: ifstream, ofstream

Section 11: More Advanced Topics (Optional)

Templates and generic programming

Smart pointers

Lambda expressions

Multithreading basics

Section 12: C++ Best Practices

Writing clean and maintainable code

Memory management and avoiding common pitfalls

Debugging techniques

Section 13: Mini Projects

Apply your knowledge to create small projects like a simple calculator, a todo list, etc.

Section 14: Resources and Further Learning

Recommended books, online tutorials, and forums for continued learning

Contributing to open-source C++ projects

Remember that programming is best learned through practice. After covering the theoretical concepts, make sure to apply what you've learned by working on coding exercises and projects. Start with simple projects and gradually move on to more complex ones as you gain confidence.

Feel free to adjust the pace of your learning based on your comfort level and prior programming experience. Good luck, and happy coding!

[ourflagmeansworms]

The Magnus Archives never has researchers visit

having worked in multiple archives it's really fucking and extra creepy to me that the archive gets like visitors requesting old statements.

it's also a loss of comedic opportunities weird grad students, fiction authors, and genealogy-obsessed old men don't come asking for every statement about:

a. specific phenomena like ghost ships or haunted clocks

b. specific time period questions like if people were giving statements about wolves in the 30's

c. copies of famous historical figures' statements or events

d. anything with his last name on it, which you hope you don't find so you don't have to hear about how is great great grandpa fought in a war and started a company and in the case of tma idk sacrificed children and cows to be eaten by the sky.

[tma-in-the-wild]

Jonathan Sims

[sillylittlejelly]

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑻𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒔𝒉𝒂 𝑪𝒉𝒐𝒅𝒉𝒐𝒓𝒊 𝑴𝒐𝒐𝒅𝒃𝒐𝒂𝒓𝒅

[chemicalarospec]

my favourite part of Death Note is that it's an excellent critique of how ridiculous and horrible police/policing ideology/punitive justice is when taken to its natural conclusion/extreme, but the old man writing it absolutely did not have that in mind -- as evidenced by the fact that he had the Good Normal Police take down This Unhinged Freak Who Thinks We Should Kill Criminals (tho tbf I do think it's a pointed critique of the death penalty - "it's still murder even if they're death row criminals" like it's not spelled out but it's pretty obvious the death penalty is murder too then. But the author kinda gives up on acknowledging the normal "justice" system isn't 100% prefect by the end). like I'm not 100% certain but I do think Light's dad was just made a policeman for plot convenience & possibly to explain why criminals take up so much space in Light's head, not because the Kira's ideology could only be developed by the child of a cop. (L would have used that as evidence it was the case.) Also the author said Mr. Cop Father is good.

[lovesodeepandwideandwell]

It's gone it's done! Chapter submitted!

[strinak]

inspired by @bookwyrminspiration, since picker wheels are for making decisions, I've put 160 of the unread books on my TBR list (max 3 per author) on a wheel

note: almost entirely m/m romance. i think there's one each of f/f and nb/m, and like two m/f.

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Edmond C. Gruss - What about the Ouija Board ? - Moody Press - 1973

[elytrafemme]

so my fear rn is that my paper i am writing for this class is legitimately a Good Paper. i am making Interesting Points. but this is a PHILOSOPHY class and if you don't talk enough about the philosophy you get like highest possible grade a low C. and this is 30% of my grade. and i have no concept on if i am talking enough about the philosophy because to be honest i am talking about it but i also am going into a lot of historical information etc. it's more applying philosophy not explaining it, centrally. so i am trying to just finish a draft so i can edit it and submit it by 9pm but i am like literally nauseous over doing this because i am sooooo fucking scared i fucked this up.

[saintmichale]

J. C. Leyendecker

[please-picturemeintheweeds]

Just! Yeah! Can we pls not fall into the ~old fashioned mental health care was so fucked up bc they did horrible things to NORMAL WOMEN, (not just freaks who deserve institutionalized torture)~ trap like pls I am begging!! Modern psychiatric care is also rooted in the same saneist and ableist annd racist and misogynist bullshit, just dressed up in a nicer outfit. Institutionalization is incarceration, and people suffer enormously in psychiatric hospitals at the hands of horrible power hungry staff and also approved treatments every single day. Autonomy in mental health care is not a given, and we need to be very careful about assuming that non consensual torture does not happen anymore in mental hospitals. I think it’s important we discuss it, and I am eager to hear/see more of what Taylor has to say (I think her bringing it up is suuuper reasonable and a very ripe creative world for her to explore so I’m not saying nobody should talk about it). Like. Just. The assumptions. Pls. Can’t believe this is a post I’m making on my swiftie tumblr but here we are!

[hellbrainspeaks]

Hey fam! I'm doing some preliminary research for a collection of essays on mental health depictions in film & tv with a focus on personality, identity, dissociative, psychotic, and schizophrenia-spectrum disorders.

I know pickings are slim in this regard, especially with good or positive representation, so I'd like to hear from the community all of your personal headcanons for characters who could be affected by any of these disorders Because You Said So.

All genres, ratings, regions, and languages welcome! As long as I can find it somewhere with English subtitles I'm open to anything from anywhere. As an example, here's a few of the characters I've selected to get me started:

Catra - Netflix's She-Ra

Jinx - Arcane: League of Legends

Amanda Young - Saw franchise

Thomas Shelby - Peaky Blinders

Jennifer Check - Jennifer's Body

If you have your own headcanons for these characters or other characters in their stories feel free to drop them too. And if you have any suggestions for characters that are canonically diagnosed with any of the above, I'm also very interested in checking those out whether it's good or bad rep.

Reblogs are appreciated to help this reach as many people as possible!

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Notorious (1946, Alfred Hitchcock)

05/09/2024

[petsincollections]

Meissen figure of a rhinoceros, ca. 1750

The Hans C. Syz Collection

Smithsonian Institution

[spacenutspod]

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