Introduccion A La Programacion Para Videojuegos

C++ Programming for Games Module I

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Frank Luna, Game Institute Faculty, C++ Programming for Games

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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING C++.......................................................................................................................................9 INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................................................10 CHAPTER OBJECTIVES ...........................................................................................................................................................10 1.1 GETTING STARTED—YOUR FIRST C++ PROGRAM ..........................................................................................................10 1.1.1 Creating theProject................................................................................................................................................10 1.1.2 Adding A .CPP File to the Project ..........................................................................................................................12 1.1.3 Writing the Code.....................................................................................................................................................13 1.1.4 Compiling, Linking, and Executing.........................................................................................................................14 1.2 THE “PRINT STRING” PROGRAM EXPLAINED ...................................................................................................................16 1.2.1Comments................................................................................................................................................................16 1.2.2 White Space.............................................................................................................................................................17 1.2.2 Include Directives...................................................................................................................................................18 1.2.3 Namespaces.............................................................................................................................................................18 1.2.4 The main{...}Function.....................................................................................................................................20 1.2.5 std::string ................................................................................................................................................................20 1.2.6 Input and Output with std::cin and std::cout ............................................................................................20 1.3 VARIABLES...