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Hello and welcome to beginning C++ programming.
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Thank you very much for enrolling in this course and placing your confidence in the Learn Programming
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Academy team and in me for your training. In this video I'd like to introduce you to the course.
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But first I'd like to introduce myself.
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My name is Frank Mitropoulos and I'll be your instructor for this course.
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You can read more about me in the course bio.
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But I want you to be sure that I will do everything I can to make sure the course content is correct,
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relevant, understandable, and hopefully fun.
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I've been a University computer science professor for many years.
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I've also worked in industry as a programmer, software engineer, and project manager. I've taugh thousands of students
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in both academia and industry how to program using many programming languages but C++ is my favorite
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language to teach.
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I first learned C++ back in 1988 and I've used it ever since.
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That's quite a long time ago and C++ has evolved greatly since then.
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I'm very excited to teach this course.
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I hope you're also excited about learning C++ in this course.
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I assume that you're completely new to C++.
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I also assume that you have little if any programming experience with other programming languages.
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If you do have programming experience that's great.
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This course is still for you since you'll definitely learn C++. The course curriculum has been developed
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in a way that introduces new topics in a specific order.
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I encourage you to follow along one section at a time and before you know it you'll be writing C++ programs
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that solve problems. In this course.
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I'll cover modern C++.
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I'll talk more about just exactly what modern C++ is as we go through the course.
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But rest assured that you'll be learning C++ as it should be used today.
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Over the years I've worked with many many students and I can only remember a few that just didn't get
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programming.
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I still think that if they tried a little harder then program it would have clicked at some point.
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If you're new to programming you will at some point in this course feel frustrated.
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This is perfectly normal.
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Programming is a skill that must be learned and practiced.
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Do uou play a musical instrument?
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Do you remember what it sounded like the first time you played?
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Do you remember wanting to smash that guitar or a piano because you just couldn't get it?
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Programming is similar.
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You must practice and practice to get better.
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If you get frustrated take a break and try again a bit later.
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Remember we've all been there.
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I still remember the first program I ever wrote it was back in 1980 using a programming language called
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Fortran 77.
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I was so excited that I was able to program a computer to do exactly what I wanted it to do.
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The program was pretty simple.
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It asked the user for an amount in US dollars and then displayed how many quarters, dimes, nickels, and
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pennies it would take to add up to that entered amount. We'll do the same problem in this course.
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I also remember that it took me a couple.
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OK maybe more than a couple of attempts before it was correct but man what a great feeling when it ran
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correctly!! In this course.
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each section ends with a challenge exercise.
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These will help reinforce the concepts presented in the section to help in learning the material.
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Once you finish the challenge don't stop there.
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Challenge yourself.
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Come up with similar problems on your own and solve them. Then do it again and again.
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Make it fun.
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Make the problems silly if you want to.
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It doesn't matter it's all about practice.
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Finally if you have any questions at all please ask them in the forums.
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I will personally monitor the forums and respond to questions. Before you post though, browse the already
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answered questions since your question may already have an answer.
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Well enough talk.
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I look forward to working with everyone.
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Let's start learning C++.
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