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Exam 1

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
Variables, Data Types, and Constants data types, et. al.
Main Program the main function
Programming Style naming, spacing, etc.

Exam 2

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
Input/Output input/output basics
Input Streams input processing
Object-Oriented Programming Basics OOP terminology and basic syntax
Built-in Libraries built-in function libraries
Random Value Generation rand() et. al.

Exam 3

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
Simple Flow Control if, while, and such
Input/Output Redux intermediate input/output
Logical Operations bool
Branching Basics if
string basics basics of using strings
strings using strings more effectively
Looping Basics while

Exam 4

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
Shorthand Operators ++, +=, etc.
Exception Handling handling thrown exceptions
Advanced Branching switch, ?:, nesting
Advanced Looping do & for
Function Basics simple function ideas
Logical Groups grouping things together
Function Re-Use re-usability of functions

Exam 5

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
Function Arguments function arguments vocabulary
Intermediate Uses of Function moderately tricky function ideas like reference (&)
Libraries programmer defined libraries
(aka separate compilation)
Advanced Functions inline, default, overload, assertions

Exam 6

TitleC++/Programming Topic(s)
Basic classes class basics
Intermediate classes continuing classes

Exam 7

TitleC++/Programming Topic(s)
vectors using vectors

Exam 8

Title C++/Programming Topic(s)
List Management managing lists of data
Function template Basics making a function a template
Searching and Sorting ordering and location of data
Advanced classes classes mixed with vectors
nD vectors using 2D (and larger) vectors
Basic File Handling storing and retrieving data with files


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