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A sample "Hello, World!" Website (No HTML used!)
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A website showing each pass of a bubblesort algorithm (with data inputted by the user)
Inspiration
Our team members are all in the same grade 11 computer science class, where we write programs with C++. We have noticed that the code we write in class is mostly geared towards programs involving numbers, rather than visuals.
What it does
We decided to address this problem by writing a tool that uses C++ to take in values, specified by the user to create a visual HTML website. We did this by writing a function for the various parts of a web page, including the background colour, header text, paragraph text, added images, added links to other websites, or other pages that you have made, or making a table from an array of data inputted by the user.
How I built it
Challenges I ran into
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
It was the first time anyone in our group had used object-oriented programming, so we're proud we made a useful project with it.
What I learned
What's next for HTML Plus Plus
We would love to show our teacher, and share the tool with our classmates so they can use their C++ knowledge to create websites.
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