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1. Data Types

1.1. bool

1.2. char

1.3. int

1.4. float

1.5. double

1.6. void

2. Functions

2.1. Function Types

2.2. Function Overloading

2.3. Default Arguments

2.4. Storage Class

2.5. Return by Reference

3. structures

3.1. Structure and Function

3.2. Pointers to Structure

3.3. Enumeration

3.4. Linked Lists.

3.5. Stacks

3.6. Queues

4. Object Oriented

4.1. job opporunities

4.2. Classes and Objects

4.3. Inheritance

4.4. Overloading

4.5. Polymorphism

4.6. Data Abstraction

4.7. Data Encapsulation

4.8. Interfaces

5. Advantages

5.1. Easily identifies trends and patterns

5.2. No human intervention needed

5.3. Continuous Improvement

5.4. Handling multi-dimensional and multi-variety data

5.5. Wide Applications

6. Array

6.1. Declaring Arrays

6.2. Declaring Arrays

6.3. Multidimensional Arrays

7. Operators

7.1. Arithmetic Operators

7.1.1. +

7.1.2. -

7.1.3. /

7.1.4. *

7.1.5. %

7.1.6. ++

7.1.7. --

7.2. Relational Operators

7.2.1. ==

7.2.2. !=

7.2.3. <

7.2.4. >

7.2.5. <=

7.2.6. >=

7.3. Logical Operators

7.3.1. &&

7.3.2. ||

8. c++ basic

8.1. Basic Syntax

8.2. Loop Types

8.3. Comments

8.4. Recursion

8.5. Data Types

8.6. Variable Types

8.7. Operators

8.8. Functions

8.9. Arrays

8.10. Strings

8.11. Pointers

8.12. References

8.13. Basic Input/Output

8.14. Data Structures

9. Applications

9.1. Gui

9.2. operating systems

9.3. web browsers

9.4. DBMS

9.5. libraries

9.6. cloud computing

10. Disadvantages

10.1. Data Acquisition

10.2. Time and Resources

10.3. Interpretation of Results

10.4. High error-susceptibility

11. Features

11.1. Simple

11.2. Mid-level

11.3. Structured

11.4. Memory Management

11.5. Fast Speed

11.6. Object Oriented

11.7. Compiler based

11.8. Pointers

11.9. Recursion

11.10. Extensible