
Course C++ Part 4: Windows Users: Test-Driving a C++ Application
Course Description
This lesson covers setting up a C++ application environment for Windows users, guiding you through testing and building with native tools.
Set up your C++ development environment on Windows and confidently test-drive your applications! This course walks you through installing the necessary tools, including Visual Studio and MinGW, compiling C++ programs, and using built-in debugging features. You'll learn how to configure project settings, run tests, and troubleshoot errors efficiently. Whether you're new to C++ or transitioning to Windows development, this hands-on guide will help you build, execute, and refine your C++ applications with ease.
Course Curriculum
- 001. Lesson 4 Overview Control Statements, Part 2
- 002. Essentials of Counter-Controlled Iteration
- 003. for Iteration Statement
- 004. Examples Using the for Statement
- 005. Application Summing Even Integers; Introducing C++20 Text Formatting
- 006. macOS Xcode Users Using the {fmt} Library in Place of the C++ Standard Library format Header
- 007. Application Compound-Interest Calculations; Introducing C++20 Floating-Point Formatting
- 008. do…while Iteration Statement
- 009. switch Multiple-Selection Statement; [[fallthrough]] Attribute
- 010. Selection Statements with Initializers
- 011. break Statement
- 012. continue Statement
- 013. Logical Operators
- 014. Objects Natural Case Study Precise Monetary Calculations with the Boost Multiprecision Library