Start Programming in C++: Step-by-Step Tutorial with MinGW and Dev-C++ for WindowsStart Programming in C++: Step-by-Step Tutorial with MinGW and Dev-C++ on Windows Do you want to learn C++ programming easily and without complications? You are in the right place! In this step-by-step tutorial, we will teach you how to...
Structure of a Program in C++Structure of a Program in C++ Have you ever wondered how a C++ program is organized? In this guide, we will explore the technical fundamentals that make up the basic structure of any program in this language, so you can understand not only the "what"...
Functions in C++Functions in C++: The Key Piece for Writing Clear and Reusable Code Have you noticed that as a program grows, its code becomes harder to understand and maintain? If you have ever felt that your code looks like a tangled labyrinth, it is because you are not yet...
The One-Period Binomial Model and the No-Arbitrage Condition Abstract: Imagine a casino where you can bet on a game and, regardless of the outcome, always make money. Sounds too good to be true, right? In financial markets, such opportunities arise due to the possibility of arbitrage; however, they are quickly...
Genus and Species: How Aristotle Can Improve Your Way of Thinking, Learning, and Creating Would you like to understand how, even after more than 2300 years, Aristotelian logic remains relevant in such diverse fields as biology, grammar, and even programming? In this class, we will see how the hierarchy of...
Libraries in C++ Mastering C++ is not only about writing efficient code, but also about intelligently leveraging tools that enhance your productivity. One of the most powerful are libraries, blocks of ready-to-use functions that simplify complex tasks and prevent unnecessary repetitive work. But what happens when what you need does...
Divisibility Divisibility is the true starting point of number theory because it turns the integers into a structured system: numbers are no longer viewed merely as “quantities”, but as elements that either fit together or do not. With a single relation, , it is possible to express everything from simplification...
The Division Algorithm In this class we will develop the division algorithm as the principle that formalizes, for integers, the unique decomposition with . The existence of the quotient and the remainder is first proved, and then their uniqueness. Finally, the meaning of the remainder is interpreted, the theory is...
