One of my first posts to this website is explaining the IDE I use and that was and still is: NetBeans, but I now use a second IDE as well and that IDE is called Code Blocks. With code blocks, you can make UI’s (User Interfaces easier) as well as Continue Reading
A simple clock in C++
As stated in the previous post I made two version of this clock on in C and one in C++ this is the C++ version.
A simple clock in C
So My goal was to make a simple clock in C++ but I had also been advised to use C so I have made two clocks that do the exact same thing. This is the C version and the next post is the C++ version.
Taking a step back
So here is my plan now via a recommendation, I have learned a bit of C++ now and how it’s structured and things. So I have been told it would be best practice now to get to know C. So today has been dedicated to that. The reason for this Continue Reading
C++ does help with boredom – A simple do-nothing program
I got bored earlier today and decided to make a simple program that displays 1 – 10 and then starts repeating the alphabet over and over again until you quit it:
Getting to grips with Header and cpp files
Expanding on the Want Cake program I now have them structured into files. Along with more code added: Now the code is: main cpp cake cpp Drink cpp pieces.cpp functions.h
A touch more on the Want Cake? Program
So here is the end goal for this project and I know I am miles away from achieving it but its basically going to act as if its a shop. Already this concept is starting to take shape as you can see with the code below. What its lacking is Continue Reading
Expanding on “Want Cake?” with Strings
So here is what I wanted for the want cake program I made. I really wanted it to output text as well. So I started working with strings to achieve this. Now the program asks “What drink do you want?” Original Want Cake program:
2 days in and counting
So this is my second day learning C++ I am going to make these posts once a week from now on so the next one of these posts will be 7 days then 14 and so on for the foreseeable future. So what have I learned so far: How to Continue Reading
Sum this up | Very simple calculator
A simple calculator I made that seems to be working quite well. Updated: 14th May 2020 Previous code: