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    The document lists common symbols and operators used in C++, such as :: for scope, . for member selection, and relational operators like == and !=. It also provides the syntax for common C++ commands like if/else statements, for loops, and input/output statements using cout and cin. The syntax examples include argument lists, opening and closing files, and using break and continue in loops.

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    Cheatsheet from Concordia's COMP 218 Intro to c++

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    The document lists common symbols and operators used in C++, such as :: for scope, . for member selection, and relational operators like == and !=. It also provides the syntax for common C++ commands like if/else statements, for loops, and input/output statements using cout and cin. The syntax examples include argument lists, opening and closing files, and using break and continue in loops.

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    Cheat Sheet For COMP218

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    The document lists common symbols and operators used in C++, such as :: for scope, . for member selection, and relational operators like == and !=. It also provides the syntax for common C++ commands like if/else statements, for loops, and input/output statements using cout and cin. The syntax examples include argument lists, opening and closing files, and using break and continue in loops.

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    eConcordia -Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming- Resource Centre

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    SymbolsandOperators|SyntaxandCommands

    SymbolsandOperators
    Symbol

    Name

    ::

    Scopeoperator

    Memberselectionoperator

    ++

    Preorpostincrement

    Preorpostdecrement

    Logicalnot

    Additionorunaryplus

    Subtractionorunaryminus

    Multiplication

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    Division

    Modulus

    >

    Greaterthan(relationaloperator)

    >=

    Greaterthanorequal(relationaloperator)

    <

    Lessthan(relationaloperator)

    <=

    Lessthanorequal(relationaloperator)

    ==

    Equalto(relationaloperator)

    !=

    Notequalto(relationaloperator)

    &&

    And(logicaloperator)

    ||

    Or(logicaloperator)

    Assignmentoperator

    +=

    Addandassign

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    Subtractandassign

    *=

    Multiplyandassign

    /=

    Divideandassign

    %=

    Modulusandassign

    [..]

    Subscript(usedwitharrays)

    {..}

    Marksstartandendofablock(compound
    statement)

    Markstheendofastatement

    <<

    Insertionoperator(usedwithcoutandoutputstream
    variable)

    >>

    Extractionoperator(usedwithcinandinputstreamvariable)

    //

    /*..*/

    Commentextendstotheendoftheline

    Startandendofacommentwhichcanbe
    morethanonelinelong

    SyntaxandCommands
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    ThefollowingisthesyntaxofthemainC++commandsseeninthiscourse.
    Note:Thislistisnotcompleteandyoushouldrefertoyournotesand/ortextbookforallpossiblecasesforeachcommand.

    Command/Statement

    Syntax

    Expression

    Arrangementofidentifiers,literalsandoperatorsthat
    canbeevaluatedtocomputeavalueofagiventype.

    Assignment

    Identifier=expression

    Argumentlist

    expression,expression,

    Outputstatement

    cout<<expression<<expression<<

    Declaration

    Typevariable,variable,...

    Inputstatement

    cin>>expression>>expression>>...

    .get()

    cin.get(variablename)

    .getline(..,)

    getline(cin,variable)

    #include

    #include<libraryname>or
    #includeheaderfilename

    .open()

    Input/outputstreamvariable.open(filename)

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    .close()

    Input/outputstreamvariable.close()

    if

    if(logicalexpression)
    statement

    if(blocked)

    if(logicalexpression)
    {
    statementA
    statementB
    ...
    }

    if.else

    if(logicalexpression)
    statementA
    else
    statementB

    while

    while(logicalexpression)
    statement

    while(blocked)

    while(logicalexpression)
    {
    statementA
    statementB
    ...
    }

    switch

    switch(expression)
    {
    caseconstantExpression:statement
    ...
    default:statement
    }

    dowhile
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    do
    statement
    while(logicalexpression)

    dowhile(blocked)

    do
    {
    statementA
    statementB
    ...
    }while(logicalexpression)

    for

    for(initStatementexpression1expression2)
    statement

    for(blocked)

    for(initStatementexpression1expression2)
    {
    statementA
    statementB
    ...
    }

    break

    break

    continue

    continue

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