C ++ Programming
Obtain Modern C++ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and STL skills
For Computer, IT, Computer Science, Electronics Engineers
Course Type
Obtain Modern C++ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and STL skills
For Computer, IT, Computer Science, Electronics Engineers
Course Type
Topic 1 | Introduction about C++ Programming
Introduction
Topic 2 | Functions
Functions
Topic 3 | Conditional Branching Control Statements
Conditional Branching Control Statements
Topic 4 | Conditional & Unconditional looping control statements
Conditional & Unconditional looping control statements
Topic 5 | Arrays, Strings, Pointers, Dynamic Memory Functions in C++
Arrays, Strings, Pointers, Dynamic Memory Functions
Topic 6 | Multiple file compilation
Multiple file compilation
Topic 7 | Compound Data structures
Compound Data structures
Topic 8 | Classes and Objects
Classes and Objects
Topic 9 | Types of Member functions in C++ Programming
Types of Member functions
Topic 10 | Inheritance in C++ Programming
Inheritance
Topic 11 | Functions and operator overloading in C++ Programming
Functions and operator overloading
Topic 12 | STL Containers
STL Containers
Topic 13 | Associate Containers
Associate Containers
Topic 14 | Iterartors & Iterator classes
Iterartors & Iterator classes
Topic 15 | Errors and Debugging in C++ Programming
Errors and Debugging
Topic 16 | Error Handling in C++ Programming
Error Handling
Topic 17 | Compilation in C++ Programming
Compilation
Topic 18 | Creating Libraries in C++ Programming
Creating Libraries
Topic 19 | Make file in C++ Programming
Make file in C++ Programming
Topic 20 | Project
Course Description
C++ is a computer programming language created in 1983 by Bjarne Stroustrup. The C++ programming language acts as an extension to the modern C language known as standard C. C++ is known as an intermediate (low-level) language for programmers to learn. Writing data types modules in C++ can be used to extend the capabilities of python too.
| Course objectives |
It is widely used in the software industry to create operating systems software (“most of Windows is written in C++”), application software, device drivers, embedded software, high-performance server and client applications, and entertainment software such as video games.
Roles in industry
Having skills in C++ can open up the door to many different industries and jobs. Common fields and positions that use the C++ programming language include the gaming industry, financial institutions, database engineers, national security agencies, and more. Being a C Programmer with proficient computer science skills can open up the door to many different career paths!
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