C/C ++. Procedural programming

The procedural capabilities of programming languages ​​C/C ++ are examined in detail. The basic principles of the structure of the program in C/C ++ are set out: separate compilation, functional decomposition, code blocks. The syntactic constructions of the language are described and the specifics of their use are shown. The concepts related to the presentation of data: data types, their presentation in the text of the program, placement in memory, the time of existence and the area of ​​visibility are described in detail. The purpose and principle of the work of the preprocessor is described. Indicators and arrays are examined in detail, as well as their relationship in C/C ++. A comparative characteristic of C ++ links and signs is given. Complex software elements are discussed. The aggregate user types of language data with: structures, associations are considered