How ivseznayfews/c- works
This repository is a collection of standalone C++ beginner lessons, not a single application. Learners run individual console examples covering introductory output and variables, then integer representations and hazards, and finally floating-point behavior. Each sampled program owns its own main and performs its lesson directly; there is no shared runtime or pipeline between examples. The README is empty, so the lesson organization below is inferred from the file and directory names and sampled source.
Main entry points: HelloWorld.cpp Hello World · OnVariables.cpp Variables · NameAndAge.cpp Name and age · OutputStars.cpp Output stars
Components 11
C++ basics
- Hello World
001HelloWorld/HelloWorld.cpp - Variables
002OnVariables/OnVariables.cpp - Name and age
003NameAndAge/NameAndAge.cpp - Output stars
004OutputStars/OutputStars.cpp
Integer lessons
- Type sizes
005VerifySize/VerifySize.cpp - Signed and unsigned
006DetailedExplanationofIntegerTypes(SignedandUnsigned)/DetailedExplanationofIntegerTypes.cpp - Integer literals
007Integerliteral/Integerliteral.cpp - Integer overflow
008IntegerOverflow/IntegerOverflow.cpp
Floating point
- Floating-point types
009Floating-pointType/Floating-pointType.cpp
Other components
- Learner
- Console
Connections 20
- Learner → Hello World: runs
- Learner → Variables: runs
- Learner → Name and age: runs
- Learner → Output stars: runs
- Learner → Type sizes: runs
- Learner → Signed and unsigned: runs
- Learner → Integer literals: runs
- Learner → Integer overflow: runs
- Learner → Floating-point types: runs
- Hello World → Console: prints
- Hello World → Console: reads input
- Variables → Console: prints
- Variables → Console: reads input
- Name and age → Console: prints
- Output stars → Console: prints
- Type sizes → Console: prints
- Signed and unsigned → Console: prints
- Integer literals → Console: prints
- Integer overflow → Console: prints
- Floating-point types → Console: prints