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The One Skill Every American Needs to Learn

Encourage your high school students to learn computer science. The link below explains you why?

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Private, Public, Const, and Static

When using C++ for object-oriented programming, there are some basic concepts and best practices that should be followed for good software engineering. First is the use of public and private in class definitions. Most programmers moving from C to C++ are accustomed to using structs, where all fields are "public" for others to access; in C++, all fields in a class are "private" by default instead. There is a good reason for this: everything in a class should be private unless otherwise necessary. If there is some data that you wish to "expose", you are best off using getter/setter methods...

My wife is worried about me because I was tutoring in my dreams last night.

My wife is worried about me because I was tutoring in my dreams last night.

Structs versus Classes

A struct is a datatype from the C programming language that encapsulates a number of different datatypes into a single object. This can be used to easily handle a set of values as a single "package", while also being able to access the individual members of the structure. One example of this may be a ContactInfo structure that contains a person's first name, last name, e-mail address, phone number, birthday, etc.

It's easy to see how this would later be extended into the notion of a "class", where the object could have methods defined to access the data or otherwise manipulate its contents,...

Tutoring trends...

For the past few years, I've spent most of my time teaching and tutoring on physics, but I also tutor students in programming languages such as C, C++ and Java. These languages are three of the most difficult to learn due in large part to their comprehensiveness. These and languages very similar to them are the programming languages used to implement most of the highest performing and functionally complicated applications in the world, including operating systems, office suites, high performing websites and smartphone apps.

Prior to becoming a teacher, I put myself through graduate school...

Programming

I have studied Electrical and Computer Engineering and received Master degree in 2008. While I was studying at university, I worked as a teacher assistant. I have taught many courses to undergraduate and graduate students. In addition, I taught a lot of elementary and high school students as tutor. Both of these experiences convinced me to pursue tutoring as a career. Therefore, I have tried hard to become a good teacher. I realized that teacher preparation is the major determinant of a great teacher.

I have taught large variety of courses; however, my best experience is computer programming...

Hello WyzAnt

Hello Programmers,

For anyone who is interested in programming, where do you start? Well, C++ is a good programing tool. The only thing you need is to download one of the free "C++ compilers" online to run your code. What kind of codes or programms can I write? Well, it's up to you and what you want it to do. It's probably good to start with something easy, and then make one that’s interacting, so you can input data and get cool output. Make an app..! a DataBase, a cool game, etc..

The first Program I’m going to show you is called “Hello Wyzant”.

#include iostream
using namespace std;
void...

Ken In Houston Reaches 400 Hours of Tutoring

Ken B., known as "The Best Little Tutor In Texas", has just surpassed the 400 hour tutoring mark in Houston, Texas! What makes Ken so good and popular in Houston? It is because of his diverse background and of being able to do the following: mathematics, statistics, chemistry, physics, computers, and computer programming. He can help a student in many many different areas. Ken does both high school and college and does regular, honors, IB, PAP, AP, etc... All that is quite a talent. Ken says that the subject most tutored in the past several months is statistics, and the reason for that is...

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