🟩 Chapter 1: Introduction to C++ 🔹 1. What is C++? 🔹 2. Features of C++ 🔹 3. Structure of a C++ Program Explanation: 🔹 4. Difference Between C and C++ Feature C C++ Programming Style Procedural Object-Oriented Data Functions act on data Data & functions tied as objects Security Less secure More secure (Encapsulation) Reusability Limited High (via classes) […]
🟩 Chapter 3: Control Statements (Decision Making & Looping) 🔹 1. What Are Control Statements? They control the flow of execution of a program. Types: 🔹 2. Decision-Making Statements A. if Statement B. if–else C. if–else if–else Ladder D. Nested if E. switch Statement 🔹 3. Looping Statements Used for repetition of code. A. while Loop B. do–while Loop Executes at least once. C. for Loop D. Nested Loop Loop inside another loop. 🔹 4. Jump Statements Example:
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🟩 Chapter 2: Data Types, Variables, and Operators 🔹 1. Tokens in C Basic building blocks: 🔹 2. Data Types in C Type Keyword Size Example Integer int 2 or 4 bytes 10 Floating point float 4 bytes 3.14 Double double 8 bytes 10.345 Character char 1 byte ‘A’ Void void — — 🔹 3. Variables Used to store
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🟩 Chapter 1: Introduction to C Language 🔹 1. What is C Language? 🔹 2. Features of C 🔹 3. Structure of a C Program Example: Explanation: 🔹 4. Steps in Program Development 🔹 5. Compilation Process Source Code → Compiler → Object Code → Linker → Executable File
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🔁 Chapter 3: Control Statements 🔹 1. Conditional Statements A. if Statement B. if–else Statement C. if–else if Ladder D. switch Statement 🔹 2. Looping Statements A. for Loop B. while Loop C. do–while Loop D. for–of Loop (Arrays) E. for–in Loop (Objects) 🔹 3. Jump Statements Example:
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🧩 Chapter 2: Variables, Data Types, and Operators 🔹 1. Variables Used to store data values. Syntax: 🔹 2. Data Types Primitive Data Types: Non-Primitive: 🔹 3. Operators A. Arithmetic Operators +, -, *, /, %, ++, — B. Assignment Operators =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %= C. Comparison Operators ==, ===, !=, !==, >, <, >=, <= == compares value=== compares value + type (strict equality) D. Logical Operators && (AND), || (OR), ! (NOT) E. String Operators + → used for concatenationExample: F.
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🔹 1. What is JavaScript? 🔹 2. Features of JavaScript 🔹 3. Uses of JavaScript 🔹 4. How to Add JavaScript to a Web Page There are three ways: A. Inline Script B. Internal Script C. External Script 🔹 5. Output Methods 🔹 6. Comments
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