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    The document provides an introduction to fundamental concepts in C/C++ programming including bits, bytes, data types, constants, files, compilers, linkers, comments, and indentation. It discusses binary systems and algorithms as well as variables, character strings, and debugging programs for bugs.

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    The document provides an introduction to fundamental concepts in C/C++ programming including bits, bytes, data types, constants, files, compilers, linkers, comments, and indentation. It discusses binary systems and algorithms as well as variables, character strings, and debugging programs for bugs.

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    C/C++ Notes 1. bits 2.byte 3. binary system 4. data 5. command 6. algorithm 7. program 8. variable 9.

    character strings Constant Data type : integers, floating point, characters Bug / debugging File / binary file Compiler Linker

    Indentation the spacing in programming to make it clear and to have a legible look

    Commands /* */ - command for comments [applicable for more than a line]

    // - for a one line comment, automatically terminate at the end of the line

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