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Initialization vs Assignment

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Debugging

What is a Debugger?

Debugger Fundamentals

Operators

What is an Operator?

Mathematic Operators

Logical Operators

Bitwise Operators

Other Operators

Control Flow

What is Control Flow?

Branches

Looping

Switches

Conditional Operator

Functions

What is a Function?

Structure of Functions

Parameters, Arguments, and Return Values

Scope

An Introduction to References and Pointers

Error Detection and Handling

What is Error Handling?

Try, Catch, and Throw

Results and Optional Types

File Input and Output

User Defined Types

What is a User Defined Type?

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What is a Container?

Arrays

Range Based For Loops

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What is Error Handling?

Try, Catch, and Throw

Results and Optional Types