This very practical programming course is mainly about how to write functions in C++. In this course you will learn how to use selection control structures and repetition control structures whilst writing a C++ function.
In addition, you will discover how to employ an array within a function, as well as how to pass an array as a parameter to a function. Furthermore, you will learn about the very important standard string class. In effect, the use of the string class within functions is extensively required in many exercises within this course, so as to help the student feel comfortable using strings in their future projects.
Furthermore, the Standard Template Library is also covered and in this course the student learns how to use containers, iterators and algorithms within a C++ function.
in addition, the C++ concept of exceptions is also covered in the course, so as to teach students how to take care of exceptions which can occur during a function execution.
Finally, after successfully completing the course by solving all the exercises within it, the student should expect to have a good understanding of how C++ functions should be approached and written.
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