This post is about witch code editor you should use, where and how to download it and how to use it.

Well, I start coding with Code Blocks, it is easy to use but it crashes all the time. I remember that almost all the time I was coding and suddenly it closes, and obviously I lost all my work I did not save. So Code Block sucks, it is shit, use another one. In my opinion Atom is a very simple and good code editor, and the most important thing it is that it never crashes. And also atom is very cool, you feel like a really good nerd geek programer, because you use Atom and your terminal for programing. You look like you really know what you are doing, like a pro even though you do not know a shit.

Here you can download atom: https://atom.io

Here you can see how it works and will help you to use it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVrOU-yi5Jg

If you need help contact me: manuelch96@hotmail.com

Well, this problem was also too easy to solve. It is practically the same we did in the “Hello World” program , just with few changes, witch are making some math and printing the results. At first I did not know what to do because I did not understand the problem, I thought it was asking for something else. But then I saw the post of other students and I got it. I solve the problem in a different way, everybody solved it using printf, instead of cout and cin. What i did is pretty simple, I just declare some variables where I stored the value of the two given numbers and the others I used it to store the results. Then what I did was just print the result of each operation.

Here is the link where you can find my source code, feel free of making changes: https://www.dropbox.com/s/38bcu6bgeaozoi8/fun.cpp?dl=0

Solving this problem was a piece of cake. It is very basic thing, you just have to print the phrase of “Hello World”, in this case I add my name, but is the same thing. As you see in the image, you just have to wright cout <<“Hello World, I´m Manuel Chavez.”;  and it would print it when you run it (the cout<<endl; it is just for skipping a line between the phrase you print and the end of the program).

Here it is the link of the source code for you ti try it, feel free and make changes: https://www.dropbox.com/s/j2gngrgm35bp9cv/HelloWorld.cpp?dl=0

Well, for this program I did´t got any information of any resources, because I already had one semester of programming class. So now this is really easy for me and not because of my last teacher, because of web pages and help of a friend.

For solving this program I did something really simple, I declare 2 float variables, F and C witch the fist one stands for the value of Fahrenheit degrees and the second stands for the value of the Celsius degrees witch in this problem is the result. In this two variables the values of Fahrenheit and Celsius will be store.The math you have to solve in order to get the result is pretty simple, it is an easy equation c=(5*(F-32))/9. After solving the simple equation, what I did was just printing the result. Then I did a if/else loop for evaluate the result of Celsius degrees, if the Celsius degrees was equal or greater to 100, it should print that water boils at that temperature and if not, if it was less to 100, it should print that water does not boil at that temperature.

Here is the link of the source code for you to run it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/18sr6917hbc82x0/Degrees2.cpp?dl=0