Lab 1: Getting started

1. ICE0125 Programming Fundamentals II – C/C++ Lab 1: Getting started Instructor: Tran Minh Trung Email: trungtm@icu.ac.kr Lab & homework regulations Introduction to programmer’s tools Working with Visual Studio 6.0 Logic building with C Lab assignments & Homework #1

2. Lab regulations • Lab instructor: • Reviews class lectures • Demonstrates and illustrates examples • Introduces Lab assignments • Help student to understand/solve problems • Student: • Try to SOLVE easy assignments and QUESTION on hard assignments • All have to stay and work on assignments till the end of the lab even when you think assignments are too easy (practicing is important).

3. Homework regulations • There will be 10 hw assignments. • Due before after a week. • Late Acceptance: 50% penalty (No Exception). • How to submit: • Send email to: tuantla@icu.ac.kr • Subject: [ICE0125] (YouID ) Homework # • Attached files: • Source code • Readme (how to run program – if necessary) • Document for none programming homework • Note: You should compress files into one zip file with name: (Your student ID)_HW_#.zip • Eg.: 20042117_HW_1.zip

4. Introduction to programmer’s tools • What do you need? • Text editor: WinEdit, VIM, Editplus …. • Compiler: • Why do you need a powerful programming tools? • To manage a project with hundreds to thousands files • To debug errors occurred in a program with thousands lines • To use thousands of syntaxes that you can’t remember • …. • Existing powerful programming tools • Microsoft Visual C ++; Bloodshed Dev C++; Borland C++

5. MS. Visual C++ 6.0 • Create new project

6. Select project type

7. Select Console application type

8. Compiling a program

9. Building a program

10. Execute a program

11. Debug bar Right click on toolbar and select Debug option to show Debug bar Right click on the line that you want to Insert or Remove a Breakpoint

12. Start debugging

13. Debug functions

14. Stopping at a Breakpoint The “Watch” window will show the values of the variables

15. Checking a value of a variable

16. Others debug functions • Step into • Step out • Step over • Run to cursor • Exceptions • Threads • Modules

17. Review of Chapter 2 & 3 Logic building with C

18. Chapter 2: Introduction to C programming • Memory Concepts • Understand variables: type, size, value • Arithmetic in C • Remember the precedence of arithmetic operators • Decision Making: Equality and Relational Operators • Remember the meaning and syntax of equality and relational operators

19. Chapter 3: Structured Program Development in C • Basic problem-solving techniques • 2 important primary steps • Thorough understanding of the problem • Carefully plan an approach for solving it • Algorithms, Pseudo code, control structures • Top-down, stepwise refinement • 3 phases programming • Initialization, processing, and termination • Control statements • If…else, while, nested control, counter and sentinel controlled repetition • Operators: assignment, increment, decrement

20. [Lab 1] assignments #1 • Chapter 2 • Try Example in Fig.2.13 (pg. 42) • Solve problem:2.19 (pg. 53)

21. [Lab 1] assignments #2 • Chapter 3 • Try Example in Fig.3.9 (pg. 77) • Solve problem:3.20 (pg. 93)

22. Homework • See the course website • http://ice0125.wordpress.com/2008/09/03/homework-1/ • Deadline: 12 PM (Midnight), September 11 2008.