Reading assignment:
  Deitel and Deitel Chapter 1.18-1.23 and Chapter 2.1-2.21
        -OR-
  Wang, Chapters 1.3-1.10

Review - Chapters 1-3 
    Using MSVC++ - creating workspaces, the editor, file view
    (pre-processing)/compiling/linking/loading/executing
    The simplest program (foo.cpp, foo.obj, foo.exe)
      main, #include <iostream>, std::cout
      std::cout, std::endl, using, variables, assignment operator, arithmetic
      operators, relational operators, return 0
    Source files, header files, object files and their naming conventions
    Conventions for which files contain which parts of a program:
      (.cpp files, .h files, and the #include statement)
    Compilation vs. run-time errors
    Declarations and definitions
      Difference between the two
      Definitions reserve space, must define exactly once
      Standard types (including bool and enum)
      Initializing a variable in its definition (2 ways)
    Variables - scope and storage class
      Scope - variables are accessible for a specific section of C++ code
      Storage class - variables exist for a specific part of execution of code
      Scope resolution operator
    Expressions and Operators
      Arithmetic, note that / is integer division, no built-in exp
      Binary operators
      Relational operators
      Equality operators
      Logical operators
      The ?: structure (C++'s only ternary operator)
      Assignment operator (itself takes a value)
      Precedence
    Control structures (if, while, for, do/while, if/else, switch)
      Combine by nesting or stacking
      Controlling repetition with counter or flag
      Comma operators in for loop
      Empty body in for loop
      Warning on switch: all cases executed until break is reached
      Break (causes immediate exit from while, for do/while and switch,
        continues on next statement)
      Continue (interupts body of while, for and do/while, continues
        on next iteration of loop)
    Comments - two forms, and how to make them useful