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Learn C++ in Less than 4 Hours - for Beginners
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Learn C++ in Less than 4 Hours - for Beginners

This course is an introduction to the C++ programming language with some focus on OOP concepts.
Created byEDUmobile Academy
Last updated 8/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Write a Program using C++ Language
  • Understand Basic Principles of Object Oriented Programming
  • Understand C++ Streams in depth

Course content

3 sections • 15 lectures • 1h 35m total length

  • Introduction7:18

    Discover how C++ extends C with namespaces, streams, and object‑oriented features, and learn about compilers, IDEs, and core topics from basics to classes, templates, and multiple inheritance.

  • Primitive Data Types in C++6:06
  • Namespaces and Resolving Scope7:11
  • Basic Console I/O7:31
  • Getting an Entire Input Line2:19

    See how to read an entire line in C++ with getline, not just the first word. The example captures a full name and prints a greeting.

  • Initialization and Intro to the String Class8:02

Requirements

  • Any Programming Knowledge is Preferable, but not Compulasory

Description

This course is an introduction to the C++ programming language for those who are already familiar with C syntax and some basic principles of object oriented programming. C++ is based on C, but extends the language with features such as function templates, namespaces, and (of course) classes. We'll spend a lot of time in the first hour of the course talking about streams, which simplify input and output a great deal.

Here's a list of what you'll learn:

- Primitive data types and variables

- How to create and use namespaces

- Basic I/O in C++ using streams

- Using stringstreams: input and output directly from strings

- File input and output using streams

- Functions: how they're like C functions, and how they differ

- Function templates - a look at writing generic code

- Classes and objects

- Constructors and destructors

- Inheritance (Single and Multiple)

- The idea of friend class members.

If you've been thinking about learning C++, then this course is a good first step.

Who this course is for:

  • Freshers wants to learn C++ Programming Language
  • Those who Learned C++ Programming but now wish to Brush up their Skills

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