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C++ Syntax and Semantics, and the Program Development Process |
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To understand how a C++ program is composed of one or more subprograms (functions). |
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To be able to read syntax templates in order to understand the formal rules governing C++ Programs. |
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To be able to create and recognize legal C++identifiers. |
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To be able to declare variables of type int, float, and char. |
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To be able to declare named constants. |
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To be able to distinguish reserved words in C++ from user-defined identifiers. |
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To be able to assign values to variables. |
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To be able to construct simple arithmetic expressions made up of constants, variables, and arithmetic operators. |
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To be able to evaluate simple arithmetic expressions. |
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To be able to construct a statement that writes to an output stream. |
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To be able to determine what a given output statement will print. |
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To be able to use comments to clarify your programs. |
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To be able to construct simple C++ programs. |
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To learn the steps involved in entering a program and getting it to ran correctly. |
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