Wolfyxon / cpp-for-school

C++ open sourced tasks for my school

C++ tasks for my school

(If this text is in Polish or any other language than English please turn off automatic translation. I don't recommend that)

Here I store all C++ tasks issued by my teacher.
I use the DD.MM.YYYY date format. Function names, variables, comments etc. are in English, but everything printed on the console is written in Polish (except bash scripts). I can translate if you need to.

⚠️ IMPORTANT

Please do not just copy and paste my code if you want to use it for school. I've decided to make it open source only to help people learn off examples.
(I hope my teacher won't accuse me of stealing my own code if he finds this lol)

Compiling

I prepared scripts that should handle problems and tell you instructions if you've set up anything wrong.

For Windows (EXE)

I would love to use Linux as the primary platform for compilation but our teacher only uses Windows.

On Linux

Install the mingw-w64 package. Arch:

sudo pacman -S mingw-w64

Debian:

sudo apt install mingw-w64

After it finishes installing use.

./exe-linux path/to/your/file.cpp

to get a Windows EXE file. You can test it using wine.

On Windows

Install https://www.msys2.org/. Then open it and run

pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-toolchain

in the terminal. You will be prompted which packages to install, press enter to use the default value. Then press Y to proceed. After it finishes installing, navigate to your project directory using cd path/to/your/folder (Msys2 only has access to files inside the C:\msys64 dir). Then use

./exe-win path/to/your/file.cpp

to get a .exe file.

For Linux

On Linux

Make sure you have the gcc package installed. Then run:

g++ path/to/file.cpp

On Windows

TODO

My coding style

General style

Brackets

if(something){
    char doMultiple;
    things();
}

if(something) doASingle(thing)

Function structure

void someFunction(int some, char args){
    // ...
}

Comments

// Message

//singleDisabledLine()

/*
disabled("section");
char of = "code";
*/

Coding itself

Importing std components

✅ Good

using std::string;
using std::to_string;

❌ Wrong

// why import the whole std library if I only need string and to_string
using namespace std;