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Learn to Program with C++
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(522 ratings)
4,185 students

Learn to Program with C++

Take your C++ Programming to the next level. Course Duration: 6.5 Hours - 80 Lessons
Created byInfinite Skills
Last updated 1/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • How to create a functional app from start to finish using industry standard practices.
  • Key coding concepts such as standard data types, variables, arithmetic expressions flow control, functions, classes, arrays, and pointers.
  • Computing theory and mathematical principles strictly as they apply to everyday C++ coding

Course content

16 sections108 lectures9h 59m total length
  • Working Files - Download These First0:01
  • Introduction2:25
  • What You Need for this Course0:45
  • What You Need To Program1:43

Description

A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this course.

As one of the most popular general purpose programming languages in the world, C++ can be used to create everything from small apps to complete video games and critical system drivers. Now you can get started with C++ in a step by step, hands-on video course, in far less time than trying on your own with this ultimate c plus plus tutorial .

In this 10 hour tutorial series, computer science professor Mike McMillan introduces you to the basics of programming in C++. With over 25 years of programming experience, 13 years of teaching, and having written 6 textbooks on programming, Mike offers the definitive guide to coding. Starting with the basics of the C++ programming language, this video tutorial covers all of the basic operations you need to start building your own programs with c plus plus programs

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch.
  • People who are wanting to move from HTML or CSS to full-on programming.
  • Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use.
  • People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.