| Module-1 | Module-2 | Module-3 |
|---|---|---|
| Basic data type | Enumerated data type | Bool type |
| Derived data type | Void data type | Console I/O operation |
| Operators and expressions | Arithmetic operators | Urinary arithmetic operators |
- Definition: Basic data types: Essential for storage and manipulation of data.
- Integer: Store whole numbers, signed or unsigned, in various sizes.
- Floating-point: Represent fractional values using floating-point data types.
- Character: Depict individual characters, like letters, with single quotes typically.
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Derived data type
Enumerated data type
- DSD Computer Education teaches using enumerated data types for creating lists of named constants, starting typically at 0 or 1, simplifying code readability.
- Different programming languages have different syntax’s for defining an enumerated data type.
- One technique to improve the readability and maintainability of code is to use enumerated data types.
- Arithmetic operators
- combines two operands into one.
- Subtraction (-):
- The right operand is subtracted from the left operand.
Multiplier (*): - multiplies the product of two operands.
- divides the operands on the left and right.
- raises the operand’s value by one.
- Bool type
- The ‘bool’ data type represents Boolean values in programming.
- DSD’s advanced curriculum emphasizes Boolean functions guiding computational flows.
- Bool size varies across different programming languages.
- Operations include logical AND (&&), OR (||), and NOT (!).
- Urinary arithmetic operators
- Typical Unary Operators: Unary Plus, Unary Minus, Increment, Decrement perform specific arithmetic operations.
- Application Examples: Used for arithmetic operations, sign changes, and variable increment/decrement.
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 69 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 50
- Assessments Yes
