C++ Lab Tasks Explorer

Well, the task was straightforward: to pass C++1 in my studies, I had to write some simple programs. It was a bit boring, so I decided to create a menu with each task, just for fun. And there it is: I present my completed C++1 course tasks solutions. Nothing huge, just a simple OOP program.

Tasks

The program includes seven tasks:

• Array Addition: First, specify how many additions you want to perform. Then, create two arrays with numbers. Finally, view the results of adding those numbers. As simple as pie.

• Cezar Cipher: Encrypt and decrypt a given string in the Caesar cipher style.

• Days Difference: The program calculates the difference between two given dates.

• Fibonacci Generator: A classic problem to solve. How many Fibonacci numbers do you want to generate? Input a number, and the program will display it. Furthermore, there are two Fibonacci programs: one iterative and the second one recursive. Of course, the results are the same.

• Matrix Multiplier: Probably the most complicated task so far. Input two matrices and perform multiplication between them. The biggest challenge was validations, but it works fine.

• PESEL Generator: Provide your date of birth, and the program will generate a typical Polish identification number for you.

• Recursively Sum: Simply sum the numbers from 1 to 100 recursively.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/smichajlidis/cpp-lab-tasks-explorer.git
   cd cpp-lab-tasks-explorer

2. Build using CMake:

   mkdir build
   cd build
   cmake ..

3. Compile the project:

   make

4. Run the program:

   ./cpp-lab-tasks-explorer