C++ Introduction
Task 1
This is a simple code that assigns two float variables, adds them together in another float variable and outputs the result.
This was a good introduction to how C++ differs from Python (the language I am more familiar with). Simple concepts like assigning and outputting variables were easy enough to understand. A difference I noticed from Python is that the data type (integer, float etc) must be stated before a variable can be assigned.
Task 2
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This task was an introduction to functions. This was a concept I was quite familiar with from Python, but it was quite difficult as it has a lot of differences. Functions have to be declared before they can be defined. The data type rule applies here too.
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This is a slightly different version of the functions code. This time, the functions have values put into them when called, rather than putting the value into the body of the function.