
C++ Course Part 4: Testing a C++ Application for Windows Users
Course Description
In this comprehensive course, Windows users will learn how to effectively test and run a C++ application within the Windows environment. The lesson focuses on setting up and using Microsoft Visual Studio Community Edition to compile and debug your C++ code, ensuring seamless development and testing processes. You’ll gain practical insights into handling platform-specific challenges and optimizing your code for Windows. Through detailed, step-by-step instructions, we’ll walk you through the essentials of project configuration, debugging techniques, and resolving common compatibility issues that may arise. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the skills to develop and test C++ applications in a Windows environment, making you confident in your ability to deploy scalable, cross-platform applications. Perfect for developers wanting to improve their workflow on Windows while mastering C++ development.
Course Curriculum
- 001. Lesson 4 Overview: Advanced Control Statements - Part 2
- 002. Key Concepts of Counter-Controlled Iteration
- 003. The for Loop Iteration Statement
- 004. Practical Examples of Using the for Loop Statement
- 005. Application: Summing Even Integers and Introducing C++20 Text Formatting
- 006. macOS Xcode Users: Using the {fmt} Library as an Alternative to the C++ Standard Library format Header
- 007. Application: Compound Interest Calculations and Introduction to C++20 Floating-Point Formatting
- 008. do...while Iteration Statement in C++
- 009. switch Multiple-Selection Statement with [[fallthrough]] Attribute in C++
- 010. Selection Statements with Initializers in C++
- 011. Understanding the Break Statement in C++
- 012. Mastering the Continue Statement in C++
- 013. Understanding Logical Operators in C++
- 014. Case Study: Accurate Monetary Calculations Using the Boost Multiprecision Library