This primitive data type can hold an alphabetical character.
What is char?
This is the type of loop you would use if you wanted to repeat a process for a predefined amount of times.
What is a for loop?
This class-specific function will always be called when a new class object is declared.
What is a constructor?
The value stored in a pointer variable.
All global variables and class declaration are usually made in this file.
What is a header file?
If you wanted to declare pi as a constant in your code you would use this data type.
What is float or double?
This loop will always execute at least once.
What is a do-while loop?
The practice of redefining operators for a specific class.
What is operator overloading?
You must use this operator to access the variable a pointer points to.
What is the dereference operator (*)?
What is 50?
This process is important when dividing integers and storing the product in a float/double.
The simplest case in your recursive algorithm and the one which should terminate it.
What is the base case?
This pointer is passed implicitly into every class's member function.
What is the 'this' pointer?
This type of error will occur when all pointers to a dynamic memory region are discarded.
What is a memory leak?
This error can be encountered when a variable tries to store a value exceeding its datatype's range.
What is an overflow/underflow error?
A big o rating of O(N) indicates this kind of growth.
What is linear growth?
What is the smart pointer (->) operator?
You must use this operator to discard any dynamic memory assigned.
What is the delete[] operator?
The only "basic" datatype in C++ that has a custom implementation (In other words it's not primitive and therefore requires an outside library).
What are strings?
The eventual type a loop's condition must be.
What is a bool?
All class members are passed in with this accessibility rating by default. (accessibility rating refers to private, protected...etc).
What is a public rating?
This nature of data-types is the reason pointers must be assigned to a specific type.
What is data-type size?