3. Introduction of loops Types of loops Data type Increment
Decrement Conditional statement For loop While loop
Counter-Controlled Repetition Do-While loop
4. LOOPS: Loop cause a section of your program to be repeated
certain number of times. The repetition continues while a condition
is true. When condition becomes false, the loops ends and control
passes to the statements following the loop.
5. TYPES OF LOOPS: for loop while loop do while loop
6. Data Types A computer program operates on data and produces
an output. In C++, each data must be of specific data type. The
data type determines how the data is represented in the computer
and kind of processing the computer can perform on it. Types of
data integer (int) Float (float) Boolean Characters (char) 7
7. Integers (int) integers are whole numbers with a range of
values. used to store numbers Example: 5, 6, 100, 2500 8
8. Float used to represent floating point numbers. Examples:
9.1314, 3.1254 9
9. Character character types can hold a single character.
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10. boolean Boolean or Flag type is a type which can represent
only two values: 0 and 1, usually identified with false and true
respectively. This type can be stored in memory using a single bit.
e.g. main() { bool x=true; //or x=false } 11
11. 12 Variables A storage box, its type defines the kind of
stuff you store in it
12. 13 Variable Variable is a box In computer, a storage box is
a memory location on RAM
13. 14 Memory in Computer First you ask computer to give you a
box and you also have to specify what type of box you want Occupied
Memory Spaces Free Memory Spaces Each little box is a memory
location
14. Rules for Variable Naming The first character must be
letter or underscore ( _ ). You can use upper and lowercase letters
and digits from 0 to 9. Identifier can be as long as you like but
only the first 250 character are recognizable in C++ Compiler.
15. Integer Variables Example#include using namespace std; void
main ( ) { int var1; //define var1 int var2, var3; //define var2,
var3 var1 = 20; //assign value to var1 var2 = var1 + 10; //assign
value to var2 cout