function main() is the application's main routine where a program starts execution.It is the first user-written function run when a program starts.Object-oriented C++ programs consist mostly of classes, but there's always at least one C-like function: main(). main() is called more or less at the beginning of the program's execution, and when main() ends, the runtime system shuts down the program. main() always returns an int, as shown below:

This article provides example of dynamic array implementation using C++ templates. It uses standard malloc/realloc memory allocation functions and simple "doubling size" resizing strategy. Our AeDynArray class interface resembles MFC standard CArray class, but uses only standard C libraries.

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In this tutorial you will learn about C Programming Lanuage, Overview of C, Sample program - Printing a message, Executing a C Program and Basic structure of C programs.

This tutorial will go through the basics in programming with Visual C++ v6.0. Will cover from variables, string manipulation, arrays, loops and up to working with files.

This tutorial teaches very basics of loops and if-else statements in c language. the following statements are covered in this tutorial. 1- The if statement 2- The if - else statement 3- The conditional operators Looping is also Discussed, this includes: 1- Using a for statement 2- Using a while statement 3- Using a do-while statement

It is complete tutorial covering basics of Pointers, dynamic memory allocation, allocating blocks of memory and comparison of pointers and arrays.

This tutorial covers how to get most out of the Object Oriented Programming Conecpts using C++ Language. Object- Oriented Programming (OOP) is an approach to program organization and development that attempts to eliminate some of the pitfalls of conventional programming methods by in incorporating the best of structured programming features with several powerful new concepts. It is a new way of organising and developing programs and has nothing to do with any particular language. However, not all languages are suitable to implement the OPP concepts easily.

The C programming model is that the programmer knows exactly what they want to do and how to use the language constructs to achieve that goal. The language lets the expert programmer express what they want in the minimum time by staying out of their way.

Pointers, from a beginner’s standpoint, can be an intimidating feature of c++. However they are also very useful which makes them an important feature to learn.

This is my first tutorial and it will focus on the basics of recursion in C/C++

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Explains the concept of static functions and differences between normal functions and static functions.

C++ Arrays are the data structures which can be used to store consecutive values of the same data types. Check the URL for the complete explanation on C++ Arrays.

C++ practically offers most of the necessary data types except for a basic data type string. This is a big trouble in C++ without such a good feature. This c++ tutorial will discuss the basic data types necessary for c++ programming.

Tutorial for understanding the C++ functions. It shows you two functions that return the same result but are coded differently.

A short tutorial introducing the 'for' loop, good for C++ newbies and programming beginners.

Pointers represent an important aspect of C++. Although, newbies often get confused with pointers, even those who know other programming languages.

This is a series of tutorials being developed for the c++ beginners wanting to create games. It starts from the basics and moves onto more advanced stuff.

A quick and dirty introduction to what you need to program in C++. Then takeing you through the Hello World program step by step.