C++ TUTORIAL : IMMERSION TRAINING MODULE #2

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main ()

{

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  //THIS PART OF THIS WEB PAGE IS WHAT I CALL - "PROGRAMMER'S PAGE". In here where you paste the source code...

  

  cout<<" // Take Note:THIS PART OF THIS WEB PAGE IS WHAT I CALL -'USER'S DISPLAY PAGE', where you WILL SEE your intended program coding"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                               TITLE: EASY C++ TUTORIAL FOR FIRST TIME HOBBYISTS"<<"\n";

  cout<<"                                             (IMMERSION TRAINNG MODULES)"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                              MODULE 1A: INTRODUCTION TO 'EXECUTIONAL PROGRAM CODES'"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                                 GOAL: LEARN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN -"<<"\n"; 

  cout<<"                                         1.DISPLAY COMMAND CODE (C++)"<<"\n";

  cout<<"                                         2. INPUT COMMAND CODE (C++)"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";     

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                             SUB-TOPIC: MODULE #1 - GETTING FAMILIAR WITH THE DISPLAY COMMAND CODE"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  string info;

  string back;

  string coda1;

  string coda2;

  string ans;

  char a = '"';

  char a1 = ';';

  cout<<"                 As initial activity, I want you to re-type this code and then hit enter key..."<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                                                cout<<"<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

 

  cout<<"                                 Type it here: ";cin>>info;

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

 

   back='y'; 

    while(back!="n")

     {if(info=="cout<<")

      {cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                 Great, you got it!";

  

         back="n";}

     else {

  cout<<"                       TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>info;

         back="y";}}

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  

  cout<<"                Everytime you use this 'display command'... an intended message will be seen on the USER'S DISPLAY PAGE."<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"                The complete 'code combination' is this..."<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

 

  cout<<"                                                cout<<"<<a<<" "<<a<<a1<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";


  cout<<"                Each part is important: "<<"\n";

  cout<<"\n";

 


 cout<<"                     1)  cout<<   - the DISPLAY COMMAND"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                     2)  "<<a<<"  "<<a<<"     - DISPLAY MARKERS  (double quotation marks),the message IN-BETWEEN those two quotation marks"<<"\n"; 

 cout<<"                                                is what we will only 'SEE' in the USER's DISPLAY PAGE when we run the program "<<"\n";

 cout<<"                     3)  ;        - CODE SEPARATOR. This is a very important part of any C++ code, to be able to separate one code to another"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                  Here is an example:"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                                                       cout<<"<<a<<"Hello World "<<a<<a1<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                     1) What is the Display command? "; cin>>coda1;

  back='y'; 

     while(back!="n")

      {if(coda1=="cout<<")

         {back="n";}

       else {

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                           TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>coda1;

 cout<<"\n";

              back="y";}}

 cout<<"                     2) What is the first display marker? : "; cin>>a1;

  back='y';

    while(back!="n")

     {if(a=='"')

       {back="n";}

     else {

 cout<<"                                  TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>a1;

           back="y";}}

 cout<<"                     3) What is the Message to be displayed?"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                        a. Hell World"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                        b. Hello World"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                        c. Hey World"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                         (CHOOSE the Correct Letter): "; cin>>coda2;                             

 cout<<"\n";                       

    while(back!="n")

     {if(coda2=="b")

       {back="n";}

     else {

 cout<<"                                   TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>coda2;

         back="y";}}

 cout<<"                     4) What is the second display marker? "; cin>>a;

    back='y'; 

     while(back!="n")

      {if(a=='"')

         {back="n";}

       else {

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                                    TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>a;

              back="y";}}  

 cout<<"                     5) What is the code separator? "; cin>>a1;

   back='y'; 

     while(back!="n")

      {if(a1==';')

         {back="n";}

       else {

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                           TRY AGAIN... Type it here : "; cin>>a1;

              back="y";}} 

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                  Great, you got it!"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                  SUMMARY:"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                     In C++ Programming, there are many 'specific assigned codes' to do certain tasks and functions."<<"\n";

 cout<<"                    The DISPLAY COMMAND CODE - cout<<"<<a<<" "<<a<<a1<<" is one of them and one of the most commonly used C++ codes."<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                  TAKE NOTE: The complete stucture for this C++ program exercise is:"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            1 #include<iostream>"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            2  using namespace std;"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            3  int main ()"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            4 {"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            5 "<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            6 cout<<"<<a<<"Hello World"<<a<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            7 "<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            8 return 0;"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                            9 }"<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                   REMEMBER: "<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                      The above set of C++ program codes are placed in the Programmer's Page. But only the message,'Hello World' will appear in the"<<"\n";

 cout<<"                      User's Display Page when you HIT the 'RUN' the program button. Only the 'contents' inside the Display Markers are seen by the User."<<"\n";

 cout<<"                      Therefore, without using the DISPLAY COMMAND CODE, anything 'written' on the Programmer's Page is HIDDEN TO ANY USER."<<"\n";  

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<" // to understand the 'main' C++ program structure, REFER to source code: IMMERSION TRAINING MODULES - PREPARATORY MODULE by sirjon"<<"\n";

 cout<<"    SEE LINK in the Description Section Below..."<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                 Next TOPIC ... MODULE #3 - "<<a<<"GETTING FAMILIAR WITH INPUT COMMAND CODE"<<a<<"\n";

 cout<<"\n";

 cout<<"                                                        THE END"<<"\n";

      

    

    

     

    

    

    

    return 0;

}


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