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Beginner to Advanced Computing and Logic Building

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Getting Started

Computing in the Real World

Chapter Overview Computer, Computation, and Algorithms Algorithmic Efficiency: Guessing Game Algorithmic Efficiency: Finding the Heaviest Ball Introduction to Cryptography: The Proposal Story Sequence and Series I: Arithmetic Sequence and Series Introduction to Parallel Algorithms and Distributed Computing Prune and Search Hacker Challenge: Prune and Search Designing Different Algorithms

Introduction to C++ (Table Printing)

Chapter Overview Introducing the Output Stream 'cout'Introducing Variables Introducing the Input Stream 'cin'Introduction to Loops Practice Exercises Table Printing: Introducing the Range Challenge: Sequences and Loops Solution Review: Sequences and Loops

GNU Debugger Tutorial

Getting Started with GDB A Deeper Look into Step-by-step Execution (Loops)

Memory, Operations and Control Structure

Chapter Overview

Introduction to Data Types

Enumeration Type

Type Casting in C++

Arithmetic Operators

Operators: Logical Operators

Operators: Assignment Operators

Operators: Comparison Operators

Practice Exercise: Using Variables

if and if-else Statements

switch Statement

The do-while Statement and a Comparison of All Loop Types

Quiz: Control Structures

Comparison of Conditional Statements

Problem Solving: Sum of Digits

Problem Solving: Finding the Maximum and Minimum Number

Problem Solving: Printing Numbers in Words

Problem Solving: Calculator Using the if and switch Statement

Problem Solving: Quadrilateral Shapes

Hacker Challenge: Triangular Shapes

Hacker Challenge: Locating the Point P

Problem Solving: Float and Integer Truncating

Problem Solving: Temperature Conversion

Problem Solving: Capital Letter and Small Letter

Hacker Challenge: Rock, Paper, and Scissors Tournament

Divide, Conquer, and Rule

Chapter Overview Introduction to Functions Designing Functions Quiz: Designing Functions Implementation of Functions Problem Solving: Sum of Digits (revisited)Problem Solving: Application of the Sum of Digits Function Problem Solving: Rock, Paper, Scissors (revisited)Problem Solving: Number-to-word Conversion Problem Solving: Geometric Problems Problem Solving: Finding Maximum Number Problem Solving: Finding Second Highest Number Problem Solving: Stream of Numbers Problem Solving: Detecting Letter Casing Problem Solving: Students Grading Calculator Exercise: Making a Stopwatch Hacker Challenge: Age Calculator Age Calculator - Hacker Challenge Solution

Iteration, Reusability and Extensibility

Chapter Overview Problem Solving: Verifying Conjecture Problem Solving: Perfect Square Numbers Problem Solving: Integer Roots Problem Solving: Composites, Primes and Prime Factorization Problem Solving: Reverse, Palindrome, and Binary Conversion Exercise: Fibonacci Numbers Problem Solving: Computing GCD Problem Solving: Nested Loops Problem Solving: Exhaustive Search Simulation Problem Solving: Printing a Rectangular Pattern Problem Solving: Printing Triangular Pattern Shapes Printing Challenge: Numbers/Alphabets Triangles Shapes Printing Solution Review: Numbers/Alphabets Triangles Hacker Challenge: Printing a Star Pattern Hacker Challenge: Printing a Star Pattern 2 Hacker Challenge: Palindromic Pyramids Practice Exercise: Pyramid Patterns Challenge: Printing C++Solution Review: Printing C++Hacker Challenge: Christmas Tree Hacker Challenge Solution: Christmas Tree Problem Solving: Hollow Patterns Hacker Challenge: Filled/Hollow Diamond and Crown

Introduction to Arrays

Chapter Overview Reference Variables Programs Using Reference Variables Generating Random numbers Applications of Random numbers Introduction to Arrays Arrays Boundary, Capacity and Size, CString, and Filing Array Applications (Finding Max/Min and Second Max/Min)Problem Solving: Array and Functions Problem Solving: Introduction to Sets Problem Solving: Introduction to Sets (Using Functions)Problem Solving: Subset of Sets Problem Solving: Subset of Sets (Using Functions)Problem Solving: Union and Intersection of Sets Problem Solving: Union and Intersection of Sets (Using Functions)Problem Solving: Cross Product of Sets Problem Solving: Cross Product of Sets (Using Functions)Problem Solving: Difference between Sets Problem Solving: Difference between Sets (Using Functions)Complete Implementation of Sets Practice Exercise: Array Initialization

Problem Solving With Arrays

Chapter Overview Problem Solving: Brute Force Searching I Challenge: Brute Force Searching II Problem Solving: Brute Force Searching III Problem Solving: Searching in Sorted Arrays Sorting Problem: Bubble Sort Sorting Problem: Selection Sort Sorting Problem: Insertion Sort Comparison of Sorting Algorithms Problem Solving: Array Segregation Problem Solving: In-place Array Segregation Problem Solving: Sorting Variants Problem Solving: Sorting Variants II (extended)Hacker Challenge: Sorting Variants III (extended)Statistical Measures Using Arrays Statistical Measures Application: Grade Calculator Introducing C String Strings as Input String Processing Case Conversion in Strings Built-in C Strings Function Problem Solving: Reversing the Strings Problem Solving: Substring Search Introducing String Data Type Unique and Distinct Values Using Arrays Electronic Voting: Application of Unique/Distinct Values Practice Exercise: Single Dimensional Array

Multi-dimensional Arrays

Chapter Overview Introduction to Multi-dimensional Arrays Problem Solving: Matrices with 2-D Arrays Problem Solving: 2-D Matrix Diagonals Sums Problem Solving: 1-D array and 2-D Matrix Rotations Problem Solving: Compiling Student Result Problem Solving: Matrix Traversals I Problem Solving: Matrix Traversals II Problem Solving: Matrix Sorting Problem Solving: Sorting Huge Numbers Problem Solving: Reshaping the Matrix Problem Solving: Number Conversion Hacker Challenge: Spiral Grid Pattern Hacker Challenge: Spiral Grid Animation Hacker Challenge: Prison Break Hacker Challenge: Prison Break II

Sliding Window

Chapter Overview Search via Sliding Window in 1D Array Search via Sliding Window in 2-D Array Sliding Window Applications Problem Solving: Finding the Maximum Sum Window in a 1-D array Problem Solving: Finding the Maximum Sum Window in a 2-D array Gomoku Game (Main Flow)Gomoku Stage 1: Try It Yourself Gomoku Stage 1: Solution Gomoku Stage 2: Try It Yourself Gomoku Stage 2: Solution Hacker Challenge: Gomoku (Human vs Computer) - Try It Yourself Hacker Challenge: Gomoku (Human vs. Computer) - Solution Hacker Challenge: Word Search Solver Hacker Challenge: Conway's Game of Life

Conclusion

Hacker Challenge: Triangular Shapes

Let us devise a way to identify triangular shapes from the given coordinates.

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Triangular shapes

In this lesson, we will write a program that takes three coordinates of a triangle and determines whether it is one of the following triangles: equilateral triangle, isosceles triangle, right triangle, isosceles-right triangle, or a scalene triangle.

So let’s begin!

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