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    The document provides instructions for programming C++ on Raspberry Pi. It begins by explaining how to install the C++ application and then demonstrates various C++ concepts like displaying output, reading user input, if statements, for loops, and while loops. For each concept, it provides the source code example and commands for compiling and running the program. The overall goal is to teach the user how to program basic C++ applications on Raspberry Pi.

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    The document provides instructions for programming C++ on Raspberry Pi. It begins by explaining how to install the C++ application and then demonstrates various C++ concepts like displaying output, reading user input, if statements, for loops, and while loops. For each concept, it provides the source code example and commands for compiling and running the program. The overall goal is to teach the user how to program basic C++ applications on Raspberry Pi.

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    Programming C++

    on Raspberry Pi
    Task 1 How to install C++ application in Raspberry Pi

    Outcome User can now start programming C++ language on Raspberry Pi

    Connect Raspberry Pi with laptop


    Run PuTTY and VNC viewer
    Open Terminal console (3rd from the
    right)
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo apt-get
    install g++ to install the C++ application
    Task 2 Displaying an output

    User can understand on how to simply display an output using C++ on


    Outcome Raspberry Pi

    Lesson 1.0 : Writing in nano


    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano
    hello.cpp to create a C++ file and write the
    program in here
    For this example, try entering the source
    code on the right
    Press Ctrl+X to exit
    There will be a yes or no confirmation
    whether to save or cancel the file
    Lesson 2 : Compiling and Run
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o
    hello hello.cpp to compile the C++ file
    'g++' is to compile the program
    '-o hello' flag is to create a program called
    hello
    It will create this program based on the
    'hello.cpp' source code file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./hello
    Example 2
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano RPi.cpp
    to create a C++ file
    For this example, try entering the source code
    on the right
    String is used in this source code which is
    another way to display an output
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o RPi
    RPi.cpp to compile the C++ file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./RPi
    Example 3
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano
    addition.cpp to create a C++ file
    For this example, try entering the source
    code on the right
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o
    addition addition.cpp to compile the C++
    file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./addition
    Task 3 Reading user input

    Outcome User can write a program on how to read an input

    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano


    user_input.cpp to create a C++ file
    For this task, try entering the source code on
    the right
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o
    user_input user_input.cpp to compile the
    C++ file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./user_input
    Task 4 If statement

    Outcome User can write a program that includes an if statement

    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano if.cpp


    to create a C++ file
    For this task, try entering the source code on
    the right
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o if
    if.cpp to compile the C++ file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./if
    Here is an example of a correct and incorrect
    answer.
    Task 5 For loop

    Outcome User can loop a certain program using the for loop

    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano


    for_loop.cpp to create a C++ file
    For this task, try entering the source code on
    the right
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o
    for_loop for_loop.cpp to compile the C++
    file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./for_loop
    Task 6 While loop

    Outcome User can loop a certain program using the while loop

    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo nano


    while_loop.cpp to create a C++ file
    For this task, try entering the source code on
    the right
    Enter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo g++ -o
    for_loop for_loop.cpp to compile the C++
    file
    To run the program enter pi@raspberrypi:~
    $ ./for_loop
    End of Slide

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