c/c ++

Learning to Program in C++

Intro to C++ The basics of C++ (Quiz)
If statements If statements, and some boolean information (Quiz)
Loops in C++ All you want to know about Loops (Quiz)
Functions Functions...all about them, making and using the critters (Quiz)
Switch case About the switch case structure (Quiz)
Pointers Using pointers to access memory locations (Quiz)
Structures Structures, all about 'em, and how to use 'em (Quiz)
Arrays All about arrays (Quiz)
Strings About character arrays (strings) (Quiz)
File I/O About file i/o (Quiz)
Typecasting Typecasting: making variables look like another data-type (Quiz)
Classes Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
Inline functions More information on functions(non-prototyed and inline)
Command line arguments How to accept command line arguments (AND checking file existence)
Linked Lists The basics of singly linked lists
Recursion Recursion--a function calling itself
Variable argument lists Functions accepting a variable number of arguments
Binary Trees Introduction to an important abstract data type
Inheritance Inheritance - An Overview
Inheritance continued Inheritance - Syntax and examples
Generating random Numbers Article by RoD on generating random numbers.
Using Modulus Article by RoD on the modulus operator
Templates in C++ Learn how to use templated classes in C++

More Advanced C and C++ Language Features

Bitwise Operators in C and C++ Learn how to use bitwise operators
When To Use Goto: A Partial Defense of the goto Statement Goto can actually be used quite profitably as a means for handling errors cleanly!
Using Exceptions for Error Handling in C++ What are exceptions, why do we use them, and how can we best take advantage of them?
Using Namespaces in C++ Namespaces are a useful way of maintaining logical divisions in your code and encapsulating functionality
Getting out the static Keyword A multipurpose keywords, static can be used globally, locally, and on class variables, with different meanings in each context
File I/O in C Strict C file I/O and binary file I/O
Templated Classes in C++ Templates in C++

AI Tutorials courtesy of AIhorizon.com

Perceptrons Learn about a simple way to simulate neurons
MiniMax Game Trees Learn about coding a decision-making program
Chess Board Representation Learn about efficient chess board representations

Understanding Floating Point Numbers by Jeff Bezanson

Every programmer should understand enough about floating point numbers to avoid the pitfalls of assuming perfect precision.

Using Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) by Jeff Bezanson

Rotations in Three Dimensions by Confuted and Silvercord

This is a series of tutorials detailing the math required for performing three dimensional rotations.

OpenGL Tutorials by RoD

Intro to OpenGL
OpenGL vs DirectX Comparison of OpenGL and DirectX
OpenGL and Windows Intro to Windows Programming for OpenGL
The WinMain procedure More Windows Programming background
Windows Programming The guts of Windows Applications
Intro to WGL Intro to Windows Graphics Layer
Getting started with OpenGL The first OpenGL program
Projections Using Projects in OpenGL

Standard Template Library

An Introduction to the Standard Template Library (STL) An introduction to and explanation of the Standard Template Library and its features
The STL Vector Container A tutorial on using the vector class
STL Iterators A tutorial covering iterators, an important component of the Standard Template Library for accessing elements of collections
STL Map Container Learn how to use associative arrays in the C++ Standard Template Library to store (key, value) pairs
STL List Container Learn how to use linked lists in the C++ Standard Template Library to store data

Tools of Computer Science

An introduction to the topic of computer science Learn a bit about the history and goals of computer science
Algorithmic Efficiency and Big-O notation How to determine the efficiency of your program and understand common algorithms
Graphs in computer science Learn the difference between directed and undirected graphs and why they're useful
Heaps Learn what a heap is, why, when and how to use heaps
Stacks in Computer Science Learn what a stack is and when it might be used
Two-three trees Learn about a data structured that helps with balancing the search tree
Comparison of Sorting Algorithms See how the various sorting algorithms compare (and how to compare them) and pick which ones to use
Intro to sorting algorithms: bubble sort Learn about sorting algorithms, bubble sort, and how it compares to other sorting methods
Selection sort and Insertion sort Two sorting algorithms usually superior to bubble sort
Heap Sort A sorting algorithm based on heaps that runs in O(nlog(n)) time.
Merge Sort A stable sort running in O(nlog(n)) time, generally faster than heap sort, but requiring scratch space.
Quicksort [By Jakub Bomba (axon)] Quicksort is the fastest sort in the average case, requires no additional space, and is stable
The Halting Problem Not for the faint of heart (or beginners), this tutorial covers an advanced topic in computer science: the nature of what can and cannot be computed -- what types of problems computers simply cannot solve

Programming Articles

Solving cool problems with genetic algorithms An overview of how genetic algorithms work, and how they've been used.
Debugging binary search: the difficulty of getting your code right the first time The story of a small bet between friends -- can Joe write a perfect binary search function without testing?
New Year's Resolutions for C/C++ Programmers A few fun resolutions for you to keep this year, of just suggestsions of ways to spend some time
How -- and Why -- to Comment Why commenting makes you a better programmer
Thinking about Programming A Guide to Program Design for beginners
Exclusive-OR (XOR) Encryption A tutorial on Exclusive-OR encryption.
Common Coding Mistakes An overview of commonly made programming mistakes.
A Summary of C# A discussion of the C# programming language, Microsoft's language based on language principles from C and C++

Graphics Programming Tutorials

I offer these tutorials more as a relic of programming lore than a serious study in how to program graphics today; nonetheless, if you are searching for C/C++ DOS graphics, these tutorials may be helpful. They are written by Grant Smith, aka Denthor of Asphyxia.

-jkarthik

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thank u -jkarthik