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CPP Data Types Cheat Sheet

This cheat sheet provides an overview of C++ data types, including integer types (int, long, long long, short, unsigned), floating-point types (float, double, long double), character and text types (char, string, char[]), boolean type (bool), array and vector types, and advanced types (pair, tuple, struct). Each type is accompanied by a brief description and example usage. It serves as a quick reference for C++ programming.

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CPP Data Types Cheat Sheet

This cheat sheet provides an overview of C++ data types, including integer types (int, long, long long, short, unsigned), floating-point types (float, double, long double), character and text types (char, string, char[]), boolean type (bool), array and vector types, and advanced types (pair, tuple, struct). Each type is accompanied by a brief description and example usage. It serves as a quick reference for C++ programming.

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C++ Data Types Cheat Sheet

1. Integer Types

int: 32-bit, -2B to 2B (e.g., int x = 10;)

long: At least 32-bit (e.g., long y = 100000;)

long long: 64-bit, for very large numbers (e.g., long long z = 1e18;)

short: 16-bit, smaller values (e.g., short s = 100;)

unsigned: Positive only (e.g., unsigned int u = 500;)

2. Floating-Point Types

float: 4 bytes, ~6 digits precision (e.g., float x = 3.14f;)

double: 8 bytes, ~15 digits precision (e.g., double y = 3.141592;)

long double: More precision (used rarely)

3. Character and Text

char: Single character (e.g., char c = 'A';)

string: Text (e.g., string name = "An";)

char[]: C-style string (lower-level)

4. Boolean (Logical)

bool: true or false (e.g., bool check = true;)

5. Array and Vector

int a[100]; // Fixed-size array

vector<int> v; // Dynamic array

v.push_back(5); // Add element

v.size(); // Get size

6. Advanced Types

pair<int, int> p = {1, 2};

tuple<int, string, double> t;


C++ Data Types Cheat Sheet

struct Student { string name; int age; };

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