
■ To be able to compile and run a C++ program from
disk.
■ To be able to modify the various parts of a program
and observe what these changes do to the program’s
output.
■ To be able to construct output statements that send
information to the output stream.
■ To be able to construct an expression made up of
characters, strings, and the concatenation operator.
■ To be able to construct assignment statements to
accomplish a stated task.
■ To be able to debug a program with syntax errors.
■ To be able to debug a program with logic errors.
■ To be able to modify the case study program.
C++ Syntax and
Semantics, and the
Program Development
Process
Objectives
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