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Module 1
Windows Setup and Your First Console Programs
1
Installing Visual Studio Community for C++ Development
Install Visual Studio Community with the Desktop development with C++ workload on Windows.
Install Visual Studio Community with the Desktop development with C++ workload on Windows.
2
Creating and Running a C++ Console Project in Visual Studio
Create, build, and run a C++ console project in Visual Studio.
Create, build, and run a C++ console project in Visual Studio.
3
Understanding Source Code, Compiler Output, and Executables
Distinguish source code, compiler output, and an executable in the C++ build process.
Distinguish source code, compiler output, and an executable in the C++ build process.
4
Writing Sequential Statements in a C++ Main Function
Write a valid main function containing sequential C++ statements.
Write a valid main function containing sequential C++ statements.
5
Displaying Formatted Text and Numeric Values with `std::cout`
Display formatted text and numeric values with std::cout.
Display formatted text and numeric values with std::cout.
6
Declaring and Updating Variables in C++
Declare, initialize, and update variables using fundamental C++ types.
Declare, initialize, and update variables using fundamental C++ types.
7
Reading User Input with std::cin
Read typed user input with std::cin.
Read typed user input with std::cin.
8
Building a Temperature-Conversion Program
Build a temperature-conversion program from input, arithmetic, and formatted output.
Build a temperature-conversion program from input, arithmetic, and formatted output.
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