How C++ help for studnets in 2019

by Sam Billings Hi! I am Sam.I am a education consultant. C++ is the hardest language for students to master, mostly because they have to think much. Really much. We don’t claim that C# is easy, or Java is easy, but in comparison, yep, they are easy. Many other popular languages provide some cool “features” allowing developers to concentrate on their actual problem, instead of worrying about language-specific quirks (agree, C++ has so many of them). In Java/C# you have automatic memory management, e.g. “don’t think about the memory at all”. In JavaScript you also have freedom of using var, no int’s, no double’s, no floats and char pointers at all. “Just store the value somewhere and somehow”. The levels of abstraction allowed programmers that how C++ help for students to solve their problems faster than before and simultaneously, those levels of abstraction allowed programmers to “know less, do more, don’t worry, make money”. For sure, you don’t need to worry about memory management, or types or whatever else packed in a fancy title “performance”. It’s just you and the problem you are trying to solve. Language is just a tool. It must help you, not hurt you and your little feelings. And your job title (senior, right?).

Basic Fundamentals of C++
What would become a programming student who will study, for example, JavaScript as their first and only language? Definitely not a programmer. Yep, just an advanced user, or you might say a “Stack Overflow copy-paster”. Why so? Let me introduce you Alice, she’s a lawyer, she‘s good with computers, she can install software, setup a network connection, she’s able to distinguish WiFi from Mobile Data, but she doesn’t know programming.

Student Data Management in C++
Databases are being used in every aspect of our lives right now. Trillions of bytes of data are being stored in servers around the world. SQL is one of the most basic methods to use such a database. But have you ever thought about using C++ to maintain such a database. In this post, we will talk about implementing different views on a text file according to the type of user and edit accordingly.

The data stored using this code are:
1) Registration number
2) Name
3) Marks in CSE1001
4) Marks in CSE1002
5) Proctor ID

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Created on Oct 30th 2019 01:15. Viewed 191 times.

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