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* An efficient way to read your variables Instead of declaring the variable "grade" in a trivial way by giving it value directly from code, we can enter it when we run the program, to make our code more dynamic and testing multiple situations by just re-running the program and entering a different thing as an input, instead of modifying the variable over and over again * Cleaned up comment |
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arrays | ||
c-stl-sets | ||
casting | ||
clean-code-guidelines | ||
compilers | ||
conditional-operator | ||
do-while-loop | ||
dynamic-memory-allocation | ||
erase-remove | ||
error-handling | ||
file-handling | ||
for-loop | ||
functions | ||
goto | ||
if-else-statement | ||
inline-functions | ||
input-and-output | ||
lists | ||
loops | ||
map | ||
object-oriented-programming | ||
overloading | ||
preprocessors | ||
queue | ||
random-functions | ||
range-for-loop | ||
set | ||
stack | ||
stl-algorithms | ||
switch-statements | ||
terms-to-know-for-beginners | ||
the-auto-feature | ||
the-if-statement | ||
tokens-operators | ||
tokens-variables | ||
vector | ||
while-loop | ||
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