Most days, I like for a lecture to have one major theme. For today, I'm going to instead go back to talk about a handful of loosely related issues in C++ that we've glossed over thus far. For example, we should look at what a complete program looks like, the use of comments, and input/output operations. We will also look at some additional operators and the associated precedence (such as compound assignment and increment/decrement operators).
Post-Lecture Note: We did not quite get to the coverage of Chapters 3.5-3.6 during lecture, however we ask that you read that material on your own (we'll review it another time when needed).