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    Learn C++ fundamentals through a structured 5-stage curriculum based on Chapter 1 of the C++ Developer book.

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    I want to start learning C++. Can you show me the lesson plan for Chapter 1 and help me run my first program?

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    I will guide you through Stage A and Stage B of the C++ Developer Chapter 1 curriculum. We will start by reviewing the lesson plan and then move to your first functional C++ program.

    C++ Chapter 1: Lesson Plan and First Program

    The curriculum is divided into five stages designed to move from theory to practice:

    StageFocusSections
    Stage AWhat a program is1–9
    Stage BSetup and your first program10–17
    Stage CErrors and the compile pipeline18–27
    Stage DUnder the hood (Linking/Preprocessors)28–34
    Stage EPractice and habits (Calculator Build)35–50

    Your First Program (examples/first_program.cpp)

    #include <iostream>
    
    using namespace std;
    
    int main() {
        // Section 1: what a computer program is
        cout << "First program, step 1" << endl;
        cout << "I can print text." << endl;
    
        return 0;
    }
    

    To compile and run this, I have executed the bin/cpp-from-zero first command:

    Expected Output:

    First program, step 1
    I can print text.
    

    Next steps

    1. Modify the text inside the cout quotes and run bin/cpp-from-zero first again to see the change.
    2. Remove a semicolon from one of the lines to see how g++ reports a compile error.
    3. Type bin/cpp-from-zero calculator when you are ready to start the practice build.

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    About this skill

    Learn C++ from zero with Chapter 1 of Obi Emeka's C++ Developer book — what a program is, your first program with g++, and a Calculator practice build, ending in the chapter's own quiz. Includes the lesson plan, the first program verbatim, Calculator source and steps, and a quiz engine with the chapter's five questions. Free and educational. Note: the Calculator is a practice build from the chapter, not chapter content. The full book lives free at kelickhub.com.ng.

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    Limited to Chapter 1 concepts: printing, structure, and g++ basics. No variables, loops, or functions. Quiz is self-marked, not auto-graded. Requires local g++ and Python.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill is designed for absolute beginners who want to understand the 'how' and 'why' of C++—specifically compilation and hardware interaction—rather than just memorizing syntax. It solves the common problem of feeling lost when a compiler throws an error by teaching you the mechanics of the g++ pipeline from the start.

    You will need a C++ compiler (specifically g++) and Python 3.10 or higher installed on your local machine. The skill operates entirely locally, meaning no external API keys or internet access are required once the curriculum is initialized.

    No, this skill is a specialized deep-dive into Chapter 1 of Obi Emeka's 'C++ Developer' book, focusing on foundational mechanics. It does not cover advanced topics like variables, loops, or functions, which are typically introduced in later chapters.

    Your purchase includes the full 5-stage curriculum, guided compilation workflows, the Calculator project guide, and the book-verified self-assessment quiz. You also receive any future updates or refinements made to this specific module.

    The quiz uses the book's original open-ended assessment questions to test your conceptual understanding. Because these are prose-based, the skill provides the key points for each answer, allowing you to self-verify your knowledge and ensure you've truly grasped the material.

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