Learn C++ Programming from Beginning to OOP

Explore the syntaxes used in programming with focus on the main function, semicolons, and namespaces. Learn how the preprocessor's hash include directive links header files and enables file inclusion.

Explain how semicolons terminate single-line statements and why multi-line constructs like the main function and loops use open braces and closed blocks to define code.

Learn endl in c++ to move the cursor to the next line and control output formatting. Compile and run to observe line breaks and cursor behavior.

This lecture explains a flowchart-driven C++ program that reads length, width, and height from the keyboard to calculate and display the volume, showing input, storage, and result output.

Learn a flowchart-based if-else program that decides how a person leaves the office: bus before 6, 6 to 7 eat and ride bus, or taxi after 7 with canteen meals.

Shows a basic C++ program using if statements and iostream to choose bus, canteen meal, or taxi based on the time leaving the office.

A flowchart driven program uses multiple selection to grade by average marks, with honors at 90 and above, and divisions from 60–70, 50–59, 40–49, to fail below 40.

Learn to implement C++ program that computes commissions with if statements from sale and grade input, using ten-thousand threshold for a or b to yield 10%, 5%, or no commission.

Learn to implement a nested if flowchart program in C++ that finds and displays the greatest of three numbers entered from the keyboard.

This lecture demonstrates using a for loop in C++ to print even numbers and their squares, showing initialization, i++ progression, and condition checks that yield 4, 16, and 36.

Learn to implement a C++ while loop that prints even numbers up to a user-specified count, with header inclusion, namespace, and basic variable initialization.

Implement a simple C++ program that uses a for loop to display a sequence based on a user-provided count, with initialization, input, and repeated output.

Learn to implement a C++ program that reads the number of students and each percentage. Use an if statement to count passes (50 or more) and fails, and print totals.

The lecture demonstrates implementing a nested loop in C++ to print a character pattern, using an outer loop for rows and an inner loop for columns with spaces for formatting.

Learn how arrays store multiple elements in a single variable and overcome single-variable limits today. Use loops to input and display multiple marks with indexing starting at zero.

Explore c++ basics by building the second array program: inputting student percentages into an array with a for loop and calculating and displaying the class average.

Develop a two-by-two matrix in C++ by using nested loops to input and display values, storing them in memory cells by row and column from zero to one.

explains matrix multiplication with nested loops to multiply rows of a by columns of b, storing results in c and displaying the final matrix.

Implement a selection sort in C++ by reading five values into an array, using nested loops to place the smallest element at each position, and then display the sorted results.

Define a function as a self-contained block that performs a task and is called by name. Use predefined and user-defined functions to break programs into subroutines under the main function.

learn to input two numbers and add them using a user defined function named ABC in a C++ program, illustrating the declaration, main function call, and returning the sum.

Learn how a C++ program returns an integer value from a user defined function ABC to main, where ABC adds X and Y and main stores the result in C.

Learn how to build a user-defined function in C++ that processes an input number, using modulo and division by ten to sum its digits in a loop.

Learn to reverse the digits of a number in C++ by implementing a user-defined function that uses a while loop with modulo and division to build the reversed value.

Explore the evolution from machine language to assembly language, learn how assemblers and compilers translate code, and trace the shift from non-structural to structured and function-oriented programming.

Apply abstraction by collecting only the relevant data needed to complete a task, such as choosing a car: model, name, and the required form, while ignoring unrelated details.

Understand abstraction by comparing which properties of a book matter to students and printers, focusing on relevant attributes like title or price and ignoring the rest.

Explore encapsulation and abstraction in C++ by modeling real-world objects as classes like player, passenger, and mobile, encapsulating properties and actions to secure data.

Demonstrates abstraction by hiding internal component details within a class and revealing only the topmost, relevant information needed to operate the object.

Abstraction and data hiding explain how unnecessary details are hidden to reveal essential information about a component, illustrating data abstraction with a method that concatenates numbers and displays the result.

Learn to create an object of a class, pass x, y, z arguments to set data, and display the cube's volume using class methods and instance variables.

Learn how classes and objects encapsulate data and behavior to calculate and display volume for multiple instances, using common attributes and functions shared across objects.

Build a C++ program that uses a class and two objects to input length, breadth, and height and compute and display the volume.

Explore using arrays of objects in c++ to input dimensions, calculate, and display the volumes of multiple objects by encapsulating data and using a volume method.