🖥️ CPP-Learning

Welcome to CPP-Learning — a curated, hands‑on collection of C++ lessons and Cython examples. This master README is polished for clarity and visual appeal: it displays the four chart images, organizes files into clear topics, and provides quick navigation and practical setup steps so the repo feels complete and easy to use.

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🔗 QuickLinks

• Data Types Info
• Operator Precedence and Associativity
• Repository structure
• Cython folder inventory
• Lessons and examples L1 to L19
• Setup
• Conclusion

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📚 Data Types Info

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⚖️ Operator Precedence and Associativity

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🗂️ Repository structure

This repository is organized to make learning progressive and practical. Use the structure below to quickly find lessons, reference charts, and Cython examples.

Folder or Topic	Purpose
Cython/	Cython examples, build scripts, notebooks, and native extensions
Important Charts/	Quick reference images for C++ concepts and logos
Lessons/	L1 to L19 lesson source files and compiled examples
.vscode/	Editor settings and workspace configuration
README.md	This master README
tempCodeRunnerFile.exe	Temporary runtime artifact (consider removing)

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🧪 Cython folder inventory

Location Cython/ — Total items: 21

Notebooks

• CythonTutorials.ipynb
• CythonUserGuide.ipynb

Binaries

• HelloFunc.cp312-win_amd64.pyd
• rect.cp313-win_amd64.pyd
• queue.exe

Source and headers

• Rectangle.c
• Rectangle.cpp
• Rectangle.h
• rect.cpp
• queue.c
• queue.h
• hellopython.c
• hellopython.pyx
• rect.pyx
• Rectangle.py

Interface and build files

• Rectangle.pxd
• cqueue.pxd
• setup.py
• setuprect.py

Other

• .ipynb_checkpoints/
• Profile.prof

Count summary

• Total items: 21
• Jupyter notebooks: 2
• Compiled binaries (.pyd, .exe): 3
• Source files (.c, .cpp, .h, .pyx, .py): 11
• Config and interface files: 4
• Other: 1

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📘 Lessons and examples L1 to L19

Lesson	Source file	Executable
L1	L1BeginnersLuck.cpp	L1BeginnersLuck.exe
L2	L2OperatorsC++.cpp	L2OperatorsC++.exe
L3	L3VariousEntities.cpp	L3VariousEntities.exe
L4	L4ControlStatements.cpp	L4ControlStatements.exe
L5	L5ArraysandPointers.cpp	L5ArraysandPointers.exe
L6	L6StructUnionandEnum.cpp	L6StructUnionandEnum.exe
L7	L7CallbyRefandCallbyVal.cpp	L7CallbyRefandCallbyVal.exe
L8	L8FunctionTypes.cpp	L8FunctionTypes.exe
L9	L9OOPBasicsC++.cpp	L9OOPBasicsC++.exe
L10	L10FriendKeyword.cpp	L10FriendKeyword.exe
L11	L11ConstructorC++.cpp	L11ConstructorC++.exe
L12	L12Inheritance.cpp	L12Inheritance.exe
L13	L13Polymorphism.cpp	L13Polymorphism.exe
L14	L14FileIO.cpp	L14FileIO.exe
L15	L15TemplatesC++.cpp	L15TemplatesC++.exe
L16	L16VectorSTL.cpp	L16VectorSTL.exe
L17	L17ListSTL.cpp	L17ListSTL.exe
L18	L18MapSTL.cpp	L18MapSTL.exe
L19	L19FunctorSTL.cpp	L19FunctorSTL.exe

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⚙️ Setup

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/Kratugautam99/CPP-Learning.git
   cd CPP-Learning

2. View charts and images
   Open files under Important Charts/ in the repo browser. If an image does not render in README, confirm the file is committed to the same branch and the filename matches exactly including case and special characters.

3. Run lessons
   Compile .cpp files or run provided .exe files on Windows. Example:

   g++ L1BeginnersLuck.cpp -o L1BeginnersLuck
   ./L1BeginnersLuck

4. Build Cython modules
   Open Cython/ and follow setup.py or setuprect.py instructions. Use the notebooks for guided examples.

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✅ Conclusion

This README now provides a clear, navigable, and visually appealing home for the repository:

• Eye catching header with C++ and Cython logos for immediate recognition
• QuickLinks for fast navigation to key sections
• Dedicated visual sections for charts and reference images
• Complete Cython inventory and lesson mapping for easy exploration
• Practical setup steps so newcomers can run examples quickly

Suggested next improvements for contributors

• Add one-line learning objectives for each lesson to guide learners
• Add CONTRIBUTING.md with contribution guidelines and coding style
• Add a Makefile or build.sh to automate compiling lessons and building Cython extensions
• Move large binaries to a releases/ folder or remove them to keep the repo lightweight

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✍️ Author

Kratu Gautam — Aspiring AIML engineer
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