
Install and configure a C++ development environment on Windows by selecting an IDE and compiler, then create a console project in Code blocks and run a sample program.
Learn to use if, if-else, and switch-case in C++. Build programs that determine whether a number is positive, negative, or zero, and map weekdays with switch-case, including default and break.
Define and call functions in C++, using return types, void, and parameters to organize code, print messages like hello and welcome, and compute sums in main.
Explore C++ functions with arguments and return types, and practice overloading to sum integers and doubles, and compute rectangle area and square values through practical examples.
Explore abstract classes and interfaces in C++ using pure virtual functions, inheritance, and override to implement shapes like circle and rectangle; learn how interfaces enforce required behavior for drawing.
This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of C++ programming and provide hands-on experience for building your own projects. C++ is a versatile, high performance language used in web browsers, game development, operating systems, scientific applications, and machine learning tools.
The course covers all the essential core concepts of C++, making it ideal for both beginners and those looking to strengthen their skills. It focuses not just on coding, but also on helping you understand the logic behind programming, which is often the most challenging part for newcomers.
We focus on Modern C++ (C++11 and beyond), teaching you the efficient and safer practices that have replaced old, error prone styles. This isn't just a syntax tutorial; it's a deep dive into how to think and build robust software in C++. By the end, you'll not only understand the language but also how to leverage its power for memory management, system programming, and high performance applications.
What You’ll Learn:
Basics of C++ programming and object oriented programming (OOP)
Coding styles, design patterns, and generic programming
Standard Template Library (STL)
Memory management, pointers, and references
File input/output (I/O) operations
Exception handling
Core data structures like linked lists, stacks, and queues
C++11 features
The course is built to meet industry standards, ensuring that the skills you learn are relevant for real world jobs and projects. Whether you’re new to programming or want to strengthen your foundation in C++, this course will help you understand not just how to code, but why things work the way they do.
By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped to create your own applications and have a strong understanding of C++ programming concepts and techniques.
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