--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
The first thing I did was google a bit about C++. From WSQ 00 I knew that I needed a bash/terminal and a program to edit. In Mac, you already have one, but in Windows you have to download one. So I went to Finder and in search I typed Terminal.
Then I went to Google and looked for Atom and just click on Download!
After that you are ready to program 
--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
I have a really fun time creating this pretty program. It was not hard but elavorated and with a lot of details. I did not use any resource on this WSQ, and I felt so proud of my self because it did work without any big problem.
--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
It was actually an easy program, the only Problem was that at first the sum was extremely big, but after a few corrections it was all good.
--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
It took me almost a whole week to work on this task, and my main problem was that in the start I put <time.h> instead of <ctime>, this was the only thing that was wrong and I spend days stressing because of it. When Ken help me out and correct it, I do some research to make it count the times of tries.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/
http://logpracticas2013.blogspot.mx/2013/04/c-introduccion-de-datos-contadores-y.html
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--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
For this I had to made a program with “if statements”. Once I did some reading I understood what I needed to do, it became a really easy WSQ.
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--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
At first I made one program for each of the equation, then I realised that it was just one for all of them and had to start over. I knew how to begin because of Hello World, but everything else was confusing, I did the maths but had to google how to make the results come in the screen. When I finally found it, all the text appeared in one line and it looked ugly. So I tried and tried by my self, changing and changing the way it was written, at the end, the result was the one that the picture shows.
--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
I had a really hard time making this first practice because I didn’t even know how to install the software that I was supposed to install by myself. I started digging a little bit but I didn’t understand a thing. Later in the class a lovely classmate help me out and explained me the basic stuff. By my own, I made a fast research and found examples that looked alike and did it.
--Originally published at Future Queen of C++
Hi! My name is Karina Fernández and I am in Ken’s course (TC1017). I am totally new in everything of programming, like totally, but I’m hoping to learn fast and have fun in every try. So feel free to judge all of my work, at the end I’m going to be the best, promise.
