c++ programming...

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First you need to learn the basics of programming like algorithm and flowchart. Increase your thinking capabilities and when given a program to make try to write the steps before getting on in the PC and make this a practice in te beginning and you will get along with it. Remember the syntax by heart and after some time you don't have to bother about that you won't even know but now you know them all. The maximum knowledge I gained was when we were given project to make in school. From almost null I reached to a good level student in this language. So when given a project just keep on thinking about it how to proceed step by step and this helps a lot.Also make the program simple. A good program doesn't mean a complex program When stuck try to solve problem yourself.I know all this takes time but its good when you are free or have time after a sessional exams. Also there are many ways to make a program so never compare with others leave it for the teachers to decide. There are good books out there,follow them for tips and don't use them to learn programs as you can't learn all and if an problem with the basics or any program you think you can' make just come here and start. I also forgot some things after a year and now we are also learning C but would try to help you max. There are many people here who might help you out.

When we talk about C++ programming; all high-level programming languages use the concept of a data structure called an ARRAY. We have to really knowledgeable or discerned ourselves with all of its subsection and profoundly well done in its summary. But don't be so fretty, you have to go through one-by-one to all the subsection, which is; SUBSECTIONS : 1. Arrays in C++ (a) Declaration of Arrays (b) Accessing Array Elements (c) Initialization of arrays 2. Printing Outliers in Data 3. Test of Random Numbers 4. Arrays as parameters of functions 5.Strings in C++ (a) String Output (b) String Input It will be too long and time taken if I'm going to type these explanations one-by-one, but don't worry, the right link for you to learn and enhance your knowledge bout basic C++ programming; Summary, Review Questions and Exercises; kindly bookmark this link; http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~pjbk/pathways/cpp1/node175.html

hi tell me in what area and part of C++ you feel difficulties

hi could tell me in which part of c++ you will feel difficulties c++ is good one to study in my BSc i ll score more than all subjects in C++

I think most of the universities allow a retest if you fail in the semester exams. You don't have to worry about that. The mark which is obtained at this test will be considered as the final mark. You will get many chances to win according to my knowledge and experience. But better to win in the first chance or you will sometimes be forced to write the exams with the exams of the next semester. Regarding programming, what you need is the ability to think logically. If you study all those programmes like a parrot, it is neither going to help in your exams nor in your career. What you need to do is to study the commands and the syntax and develop the logic to apply them. you will have to think about the programmes and how the programme control moves.

Could you tell me more about your difficulties? Maybe I don't understand, but I don't know what information exactly you need. Regards