Contents
Chapter 2 Variables and Basic Types
Chapter 3 Strings, Vectors, and Arrays
Every widely used programming language provides a common set of features, which differ in detail from one language to another. Understanding the details of how a language provides these features is the first step toward understanding the language. Among the most fundamental of these common features are
• Built-in types such as integers, characters, and so forth
• Variables, which let us give names to the objects we use
• Expressions and statements to manipulate values of these types
• Control structures, such as if or while, that allow us to conditionally or repeatedly execute a set ...
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