🚀 C++ Cheat Sheet & Study Notes

A comprehensive, well-structured collection of C++ cheat sheets and study notes .

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Warning

Note on Compilation:
The .cpp files in this repository are designed purely as reference notes and code snippets. Some files contain multiple blocks of code or structural documentation that are meant to be read, copied, or tested individually rather than compiled/executed as a single executable script.

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👨‍💻 About The Author

Hi there! I'm Muhammad Triarso Pascal, a passionate college student, aspiring software developer, and Full stack developer. This repository serves as my personal learning hub for mastering C++ programming, memory management, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) fundamentals.

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📚 Study Roadmap & File Index

The table below follows the logical learning progression based on W3Schools C++ Tutorial modules:

Module	File Name	Topics Covered
1. C++ Basics	intro-c++.cpp	Basic syntax, output (cout), comments
	variabel.cpp	Variable declaration, initialization, naming rules
	data-type.cpp	Data types (int, double, char, string, bool)
	operator.cpp	Arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators
	strings.cpp	String operations, concatenation, functions
	math.cpp	C++ Math operations (<cmath> library)
	boolean.cpp	Boolean expressions & conditions
2. Control Flow	if-else.cpp	Conditional statements (if, else if, else, short hand)
	switch.cpp	switch statements, case, break, default
	while-loop.cpp	while loops and do-while loops
	for-loop.cpp	for loops, nested loops
	break-continue.cpp	Control flow modifiers (break and continue)
3. Data Structures	array.cpp	Arrays, multi-dimensional arrays, iteration
4. Memory & References	references.cpp	Creating references, memory addresses (&)
	pointer.cpp	Pointers (*), dereferencing, modifying memory values
5. Functions	function+parameters.cpp	Functions, parameters, pass-by-reference, return values
6. Object-Oriented	OOP&object-classes.cpp	OOP principles, Classes, Objects, attributes, access specifiers

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💡 How to Use This Repository

1. Browse through the files following the Study Roadmap order above.
2. Open any file to study the code examples, syntax breakdowns, and inline notes.
3. Copy relevant code blocks into your local compiler/IDE (e.g., VS Code, CLion) to experiment with them.