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2025 C++ Programming : Beginners to Advanced for Developers

Name: 2025 C++ Programming : Beginners to Advanced for Developers
Rating: 4.2 (607 reviews)

2025 C++ Programming for Beginners and Advanced: Hands-On Fundamentals,Developer Techniques, and Real-World Applications

Created byToppers Bootcamp

Last updated 3/2025

English

What you'll learn

Basic Syntax and Concepts: Students will learn about variables, data types, operators, and basic input/output operations in C++.
Control Structures: This section covers conditional statements (if, else if, else) and loops (while, for)
Functions: Students will learn to create and use functions, explore function parameters, return values, and understand function overloading.
Arrays and Strings: This section will cover the creation, manipulation, and traversal of arrays and strings in C++.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Students will delve into the core principles of OOP, including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation
Pointers and References: Understanding pointers and references is crucial in C++. Students will learn how to use them effectively and avoid common pitfalls.
Dynamic Memory Allocation: This section will cover memory management techniques using dynamic memory allocation and deallocation.

Coding Exercises

This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.

Course content

9 sections • 87 lectures • 6h 6m total length

Dev C++ Installation0:52
Introduction to C++ Programming3:06
Learn to write your first c++ program by including iostream, using the std namespace, defining main, and printing hello world with cout and the << operator.
Understanding C++ Program Execution1:45
Understand executing a simple c++ program with or without using namespace std, using std::cout, and how omitting std leads to a 'cout not declared in this scope' error.
Understanding Comment Lines in C++2:01
Learn how comment lines in C++ boost code readability, using single line comments with // and multi line comments with /* ... */, including examples of declaration and initialization.
Understanding Multi-line Comment Lines in C++0:33
Understanding Variables in C++0:52
Understanding Variable Naming Rules1:55
Literals in C++4:27
Data types in C++3:08
Working with Numbers and Character Types4:09
Type Conversion2:45
How to Read and Display a Value at Runtime2:25
Arithmetic Operators & Increment/ Decrement Operators are same in C / C++6:28
Relational Operators are same in C / C++1:47
Logical Operators are same in C / C++2:13
Bit-Wise Operators are same in C / C++10:58

If Statement1:52
Explore the if statement in c plus plus, study its conditional expression syntax, and see how true conditions execute a block of statements while false conditions skip it.
If-else Statement1:38
Example Program2:12
Nested if else1:19
Else if Ladder2:01
Switch statement6:34
Example Program2:49
Write a C++ program that reads a number and uses an else-if ladder to determine whether it is positive, zero, or negative, printing the corresponding message.
Example Program2:52
Example Program2:02
Determine the largest of three numbers by reading three double variables and comparing them with if-else using >=, and print the largest among n1, n2, and n3.

Types of Loops1:03
For Loop5:52
While Loop6:31
Do-While Loop3:44
Explore the do-while loop as an exit control construct that executes the body first and repeats while true, unlike entry control loops, as shown by printing 1 to 10.
Break Statement2:07
Use break statement in c++ to terminate a loop mid-execution when a condition is met. Example shows break; moving control out of a for loop when i equals 2.
Continue Statement2:20
Example Program1:49
Learn to write a C++ program that prints numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop, outputs with cout, and control line breaks and spaces with endl and separators.
Example Program1:06
Example Program1:23
Use a for loop to iterate from 100 to 150 and display only even numbers. Check each value with i % 2 == 0 and print evens separated by spaces.
Write a C++ program to reverse a given positive integer.

Understanding Functions in C++6:09
Calling function vs Called Function4:09
Example Program5:02
Implement a C++ program that prints the first n Fibonacci terms using a fib function and an a, b, c setup, driven by user input.
Example Program5:32
Call-by-Value Implementation6:10
Call-by-Address Implementation4:50
Understanding Recursion in C++2:57
Computing GCD Using Recursion8:07
Exponent finding using recursion3:22
Write a C++ program to display Fibonacci series using recursion.

1D Array Basics3:05
Reading and Displaying 1D Array2:31
Program to Find the Average of Elements in an Array4:08
Linear Search on Array of elements5:58
Apply linear search on a given array to locate a key element, report its index, and learn that the time complexity is O(n) as you scan from the first element.
Finding the Largest and Smallest Number in array of numbers5:09
Finding Address of array of elements4:53
Write a C++ program to find frequency of a given element in array
Understanding Two Dimensional Arrays in C++3:03
Reading & Displaying 2D Arrays in C++2:41
Displaying Transpose of a Matrix3:04
Finding Trace of a Matrix5:37
Write C++ program to perform matrix addition?
Understanding Strings in C++23:19

Definition of a Pointer3:56
Changing Values using Pointers3:04
Accessing array using Pointers5:54
Pointer to read and display array elements4:42
Copying a Pointer to another pointer3:14
Incrementing a Pointer2:14
Pointer Addition and Subtraction with an Example3:18
Explore pointer addition and subtraction in C++, using an integer array to show the base address and how p2 minus p1 yields element distance via size of int.
Array of pointers to point different variables5:15
Explore how an array of pointers can reference multiple variables, dereference to access their values, and understand how pointer arrays map to distinct addresses in memory.
Array of pointers to point different Arrays7:03
Learn to implement an array of pointers to three arrays and iterate to print their contents, such as 1 2 3 4 5, 0 2 4 6 8.
Pointer to a Pointer4:11
Declare a pointer to a pointer using a double asterisk, assign it to the address of another pointer, and dereference it to access x's value.
Constant Pointer6:45
Pointer to Constants7:44
Constant Pointer to a Constant3:41

Classes and Objects5:54
Explore how C++ uses a class as a blueprint for objects, defines data members and member functions, and creates room objects to compute area and volume.
Constructors3:16
Example program to start with Classes and Objects8:09
How to write a Default Constructor3:11
Learn how to implement a default constructor in C++ that takes no parameters, initializes x, and displays it with show_data, showing the constructor runs automatically when an object is created.
How to write a Parameterized Constructor4:53
How to write a Copy Constructor6:04
How to Pass Objects as Parameters to a Function6:30
Nested Classes in C++8:36
Empty Classes in C++3:50
Explore empty classes in C++, declare classes with no data members or member functions, and measure their size using the size of operator, revealing a one-byte footprint.
Friend Function in C++2:44
Example for Friend Function in C++7:00
Friend Class in C++4:30
Inheritance in C++4:21

Requirements

Computer and Internet Access: Students need access to a computer or laptop with a stable internet connection to access the course content and programming tools.
C++ Compiler and IDE: Students should have a C++ compiler and an integrated development environment (IDE) installed on their computer. I will provide guidance on setting up the environment during the course, so having these tools ready will be important.
Text Editor: In case students prefer to use a text editor instead of an IDE, they should have a basic text editor (like Notepad++ or Visual Studio Code) installed.
Motivation to Learn: A positive attitude, willingness to learn, and a curious mindset are essential for successful completion of the course.
Patience and Practice: Learning programming takes time and practice. Students should be patient with themselves and dedicate time to practice coding exercises and projects.

Description

Unlock the Power of Programming with Our Comprehensive C++ Course

Are you ready to embark on a journey into the exciting world of programming? Look no further! Join our top-rated C++ course on Udemy and gain a solid foundation in one of the most versatile and powerful programming languages.

The Course covers following topics:

Basic Syntax and Concepts: Students will learn about variables, data types, operators, and basic input/output operations.
Control Structures: This section covers conditional statements (if, else if, else) and loops (while, for) to help students understand how to control the flow of their programs.
Functions: Students will learn to create and use functions, explore function parameters, return values, and understand function overloading.
Arrays and Strings: This section will cover the creation, manipulation, and traversal of arrays and strings.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Students will delve into the core principles of OOP, including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
Pointers and References: Understanding pointers and references is crucial in this course. Students will learn how to use them effectively and avoid common pitfalls.
Dynamic Memory Allocation: This section will cover memory management techniques using dynamic memory allocation and deallocation.
File Handling: Students will learn how to read from and write to files, enabling them to work with external data.

Course Highlights:

From Zero to Hero: Whether you're an absolute beginner or looking to enhance your programming skills, this course caters to all levels of experience. We start with the basics and gradually guide you through more advanced concepts.

Versatile Applications: C plus plus is a programming language used in a wide range of applications, from software development to game design and system programming. By mastering C plus plus, you're opening doors to endless opportunities.

Concept Clarity: Our expert instructor breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand explanations. You'll grasp fundamental programming concepts, object-oriented principles, memory management, and more.

Hands-On Experience: Learning by doing is the key to mastery. With practical coding exercises and real-world projects, you'll apply what you've learned and build a portfolio to showcase your skills.

Designed for Success: This course is meticulously structured to ensure steady progress. Clear explanations, code examples, and interactive quizzes will keep you engaged and motivated throughout your learning journey.

Practical Tools: You'll set up your coding environment and gain proficiency in using C plus plus compilers, integrated development environments (IDEs), and other essential programming tools.

Certification and Beyond: Upon completion, you'll receive a certificate of achievement. This certification not only validates your skills but also enhances your resume, making you stand out in the competitive tech industry.

Lifetime Access: Learning is a continuous process. Enjoy lifetime access to the course materials, allowing you to revisit lessons, catch up on updates, and continue your learning at your own pace.

Expert Support: Have questions or need clarification? Our dedicated support team is here to assist you every step of the way.

Who Can Benefit?

Aspiring Programmers: Start your coding journey with a solid foundation in C plus plus.

Game Development Enthusiasts: Master C plus plus to create high-performance, captivating games.

Students and Learners: Complement your studies with practical programming skills.

Career Switchers: Add C plus plus to your skill set and enhance your employability.

Tech Explorers: Dive into the world of software development and innovation.

Ready to take your programming skills to the next level? Enroll in our C plus plus course today and unlock a world of coding possibilities!

Enroll now to secure your spot and begin your exciting coding adventure.

Who this course is for:

Absolute Beginners: If someone has no prior programming experience, this course provides a gentle and structured introduction to programming using C++. It covers foundational concepts and gradually builds up their skills.
Programming Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in learning a new programming language or expanding their programming skills will find value in this course. Even if they're experienced in other languages, this course will help them transition to C++ smoothly.
Students and Hobbyists: High school or college students studying computer science or related fields can benefit from the course as it covers fundamental programming concepts. Hobbyists who want to dive into coding and develop their own projects will also find the course helpful.
Professionals Switching Languages: If someone is a programmer familiar with other languages and wants to add C++ to their skill set, this course offers a concise way to grasp C++ essentials.
Aspiring Game Developers: C++ is widely used in game development due to its performance benefits. Aspiring game developers can use this course as a stepping stone to understanding C++ programming in a gaming context.
Computer Science Students: Those studying computer science or software engineering in college can use this course as a supplementary resource to reinforce classroom learning and gain practical skills.
Anyone Interested in Software Development: C++ is used in various domains, including software development, system programming, robotics, and more. If someone is curious about these fields, this course provides a solid foundation.
Self-Learners: Individuals who enjoy self-paced learning can take advantage of the course's structure, which includes explanations, examples, exercises, and projects.

2025 C++ Programming : Beginners to Advanced for Developers

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Course content

Introduction to C++16 lectures • 49min

Conditional Statements in C++9 lectures • 23min

Looping Statements in C++9 lectures • 26min

Functions in C++9 lectures • 46min

Arrays and Strings in C++11 lectures • 1hr 3min

Pointers in C++13 lectures • 1hr 1min

Memory Allocation in C++6 lectures • 26min

OOPS in C++13 lectures • 1hr 9min

Bonus Lecture1 lecture • 1min

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