Lecture

Introduction to C++ Programming: Variables

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This lecture introduces the basics of C++ programming with a focus on variables. It covers topics such as variable declaration, initialization, arithmetic operations, and input/output using cout and cin. The instructor demonstrates how to display variable values, calculate squares, and exchange variable values. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts, including step-by-step program execution.

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