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Monday, January 23, 2023
Scholarships
There are so many STEM scholarships available to students studying Computer Science. Research scholarships applicable to you to lessen the burden of paying for college. Check with your school's financial aid department or in your major department for school scholarships. Comment any good scholarships that you find!
When I first began learning programming, I didn't understand how much code it took to make software run. What I find even more interesting is how all programming languages aren't built the same. Each language has a function, similar to how each formula has a purpose. For example, HTML builds webpages, but webpages without CSS aren't aesthetically pleasing. JavaScript pulls all the details together and allows movement to be achieved.
I am in my second C++ course, and it is going well. So far it is pretty straightforward, however, I have heard it is one of the most complex programming languages. Apparently, C++ code takes more lines and time to code than other languages. In the next few months as I build on my C++ programming knowledge, I hope that I don't get lost amongst the long programs. Here is a meme I found regarding this topic:
About this blog
In my previous blog posts, I didn't explain what this blog is about. This blog's purpose serves as a study resource for comp sci exams, programming information forum, and provides basic overviews over different comp sci related topics. Please feel encouraged to post any comp sci related questions or information for others to view. As someone who loves to learn about different coding languages, I sometimes forget the basics. This blog will allow for easy review of simple coding concepts.
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Intro to Cybersecurity
Many people know that online safety is important, and that what they do online can follow them around. When posting online, be sure not discuss your personal information such as your address or password. Secure passwords ensure that your private information stays private. Good passwords are 8 characters or longer, and include variations of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Don't click suspicious links sent from unrecognized emails or numbers and be aware of clicking ads.
The basics of HTML:
(1) HTML Basic Code Structure
<html>
<head>
<title> Title Here </title>
<head>
<body> Main Code Here </body>
(2) Making Comments
| <!--Comment Here--> |
(3) Common Tag Examples
| <!--Bold Text--> |
<b></b>
<!--Text Break-->
<br></br>
<!--Header Size 1-->
<h1></h1>
The basics of C++:
(1) C++ Basic Code Structure
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
return 0;
}
(2) Common Libraries
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
(3) Void Functions
void functionName(variableType);
void functionName(variableType variableName)
{
//Code Here
}
(4) Variable Type Functions
variableType(variableType);
variableType(variableType variableName)
{
//Code Here
return variable;
}
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