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C++ is a versatile programming language renowned for its efficiency and flexibility. It is used across various industries, from game development to finance and system programming. This course goes into the details of C++ foundations through problem-solving techniques.

You will begin by learning the basics of problem-solving using simple programs and execution sheets and then understand decisions and branching in C++. Next, you will learn C++ basics, repetition with loops, and manipulation of strings and arrays. The course will conclude with a focus on functions and complex program structures, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the language’s capabilities and best practices.

By the end of this course, you will be equipped with essential problem-solving skills, a deep understanding of C++ basics, and the confidence to write efficient and structured code. You will be ready to tackle real-world programming challenges and pursue opportunities in various industries requiring C++ proficiency.

Learn to Code: C++ for Absolute Beginners

## What is an array?
In C++, an **array** is a collection of the same type of values. It is generally a comma-separated range of values enclosed in curly brackets `{` `}` and stored as a single variable. For example, `{10, 20, 30}` is an array of integers. It can be stored as a variable as shown in the code below:


 


# What is an array?
In C++, an **array** is a collection of the same type of values. It is generally a comma-separated range of values enclosed in curly brackets `{` `}` and stored as a single variable. For example, `{10, 20, 30}` is an array of integers. It can be stored as a variable as shown in the code below:


 


Learn and practice manipulating arrays of values in C++.


Array of Values

Learn and practice manipulating arrays of values in C++.

About the Course

Problem Solving with Simple Programs

Decisions and Branching

C++ Basics

Repetition with Loops

Strings and Arrays

Functions

Appendix - Complex Programs

Wrap Up

Array of Values

What is an array?