Welcome to my collection of beginner C++ programs! This repository serves as a showcase of my initial journey into programming, where I explored the basics of C++ and developed foundational skills in coding.
Although my current focus is entirely on Python, AI, and Machine Learning, I believe that my experience with C++ has played a crucial role in shaping my understanding of programming concepts. This repository is a testament to my learning journey and serves as an inspiration for others who are just starting. By sharing these programs, I hope to:
- Demonstrate my early work and growth as a programmer.
- Provide useful examples and resources for beginners learning C++.
- Encourage others to document and share their learning journeys.
This repository contains various beginner-level C++ programs, covering topics such as:
- Basic syntax and structure
- Variables and data types
- Control structures (loops, conditionals)
- Functions and modular programming
- Arrays and strings
- Object-oriented programming concepts
To run these programs, you'll need a C++ compiler such as g++ (part of GCC) or any integrated development environment (IDE) that supports C++.
You can compile and run any of the programs using the following commands in your terminal:
g++ -o program_name source_file.cpp
./program_nameFor example, to compile and run a program named hello_world.cpp, use:
g++ -o hello_world hello_world.cpp
./hello_worldEven if you are a rookie, just add some value to this repo through your contributions and make this a world's greatest C/C++ repo š¤£ If you'd like to contribute to this repository, feel free to fork the repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Contributions that improve the clarity, efficiency, or functionality of these programs are always welcome!
If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback, please feel free to reach out. You can contact me via GitHub Profile Readme.md(All Dm's there, just clcik logos)
Thank you for visiting my repository! I hope you find these programs helpful and inspiring on your own coding journey.
Happy Learning!