Now we want to edit the links in our navigation bar. We have not looked at linking elements yet, so we’ll ignore the links themselves, and focus on initial styling. First we’ll set our nav tag. These three rules will set the padding, so we have some space around our navigation bar, fix it so…
A very similar problem to the Traveling Salesperson problem is finding the best route. And this one you most likely have directly encountered. Have you ever tried to find a way to a destination using more than one map finding software? Maybe you used Google Maps, MapQuest, and your car’s GPS, and they all gave…
Let’s look at one of the oldest examples of a graph problem. The idea comes from a real life problem where a salesperson needs to visit a series of cities to visit potential clients. A company wanted to find the most efficient path for him to take to visit all of the cities he needed…
Graph problems look similar to tree problems, but there are a few differences. Trees have a series of nodes. Each node may have zero, one, or multiple child nodes, but it can only be referenced from parent to child, or child to parent. In a graph, each node is called a vertex. Each Vertex can…
Multi-dimensional arrays, often called a matrix, are possible in C++. C/C++ treats them as an array of arrays. Because of how they are defined, each array within the array will be of the same size. This actually makes them easier to work with. To define them, you use two sets of brackets, and can think…
A C String is actually an array of characters. While C strings are a thing, generally speaking it is best to use the C++ string object. However, if you run into an older application, or someone who wants to do things old style, it is good to know how to use a C-String. Additionally, any…
Because an array is used to store a collection of data, it is important to know how to use them efficiently. Searching Arrays We often need to search an array to see if a value is inside of it or not. While some languages do this for you, C++, because of it’s age, doesn’t. Linear…
You pass an array to a function, very similarly as to how you would pass a non-array variable. There are two differences. You need to include square brackets after the array name so C++ knows its and array Realize that you are passing by reference. The book recommends that you always pass the size of…
