C++ Training Crash Course for C++ Beginners

Initialize a ten-element integer array MN, fill it with i plus 100 in a for loop, and print each element with its value in a columnar format using width settings.

Explore C++ bitwise operators through practical examples of and, or, and complement, and demonstrate left and right shifts with binary and decimal conversions.

Demonstrate how C++ assignment operators work by tracing a program through steps using +=, -=, *=, /=, %=, left shift, right shift, bitwise and, or operations, showing resulting values.

Explore how C++ relational operators compare A and B, including equal, not equal, less than, greater than, and less than or equal to, greater than or equal to forms.

Explore the C++ preprocessor hash operator, stringizing macro parameters to produce a quoted string and output such as hello c++ from defined macros.

This lecture explains the c++ token-pasting operator (##) in macros, showing how arguments concatenate to form new identifiers, triggering preprocessor macro substitution and printing results like 100 and HelloWorld.

Learn to define a two-argument signal handler in C++, use raise to trigger sigint when a counter reaches three, and pause with sleep between prints.

Explore how C++ namespaces with directives affect function resolution by comparing two namespaces that define the same function differently, and see how using a namespace selects which function executes.

Learn how to use the C++ signal function by registering a signal number and a handler, then observe an infinite loop that sleeps and responds to control c.

Explore a C++ box class with public length, breadth, height, and member functions to set dimensions and compute volume using the scope resolution operator; compare volumes of two boxes.

Define a box class with length, breadth, and height, and overload the plus operator to add two boxes, returning a new box whose volume is printed.