Standard convention for programming with C++ can be found in several other languages. Not only is the commands similar to other languages, but so is the structure format. Now C++ doesn’t care about white space (tabs, spaces, new line characters, etc), but it makes it easier to read and debug, and work with others. While…
C and C++ are complied languages. Unlike Python which is typically interpreted, which means the run time converts the source code to computer understandable code as it runs, C/C++ has to go through a process to make it run on a computer. This process is called compiling, but there is actually several steps to this…
A little bit of history C++ is an expansion of the C programming language. It’s main addition was the ability to create and use objects. That makes it an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) based language. You do not have to start with objects however, as it retains all of the C procedural language constructs and…
Let’s look at a simple program and work through it step by step. #include #include statements are at the top of the file, and let you include any libraries you might need. iostream, in our example is used to help process input and output. You might think this is standard, but if you are building…
The senior project is designed to bring together a lot of different class topics together into a single project as you could expect in a real world scenario. There is a collection of potential projects to choose from that have been pre-vetted to make sure that different classes information will be collected and used. If…
You will demonstrate your completed project before a selection of your peers and other professors of the college. During this demonstration you should include: A demo of the project Explain how you solved problems that arose during the project Identify any interesting solutions that you devised while building the project. Who makes up the target…
Every project has things that went right, and things that went wrong. Each team member is to write their own perspective on how the project went. Provide an overview of the project, timeline, and the technologies and techniques used. Then break down into what went right with the project, what went wrong, and if there…
Your final project is due. All code must be complete. Meaning that it has been written, tested (beta, integration, and user testing), documented (both internal and external as needed), and meeting the final design specification. Code must be turned into the instructor, along with documentation in an electronic format through Moodle. You should have used…
