C++

Before we dive into the tutorial and learn about overloading, let’s first discuss overloading types. Overloading is of two types.

To deeply understand how real-world objects are related to programming, we must have an idea of object-oriented programming. So, what are objects? Objects are data items that comprise member functions and attributes.

To acknowledge substrings, their importance in programming, and their real-life applications, we first need to understand what c strings are? What are the strings? What is a built-in string library? And so on. Let’s dive into the world of letters by understanding the concept of C String.

Before we dive into the tutorial, there is a fundamental question that must be answered. Why take user input? In the real world, many applications give results based on user input. Let’s consider YouTube as an example. A person X visits YouTube and searches for his favorite song. Simultaneously, a person Y visits YouTube and searches for his favorite movie.

Before we hop into the tutorial, let’s try to imagine a situation. Consider a scenario where you want to print a statement 10 times. There are 2 options:

To explore the real crux of programming and diving into the world of compilers, memory, and pointers, a good choice would be to start with C++. So we wonder what C++ is? When was it developed? How does it work? And what is the language capable of?