
Master basic c++ programming concepts by exploring variables, input/output with cin and cout, and essential constructs, including comments, headers, namespaces, data types, and simple arithmetic programs.
Explore compound assignment and increment/decrement operators in c++, including prefix and postfix forms, with examples, and review relational operators, library functions, loops, and if statements.
Explore chapter 3 detailed explanation of break and continue in loops, switch case constructs, and do-while, then cover logical operators, ternary operator, type conversions, and enums with practical C++ examples.
Explore arrays and strings in c++, from one-dimensional to multi-dimensional arrays, string concepts, and formatting outputs with i/o manipulators.
Explore string manipulation in C++ using library and C string functions, covering initialization, null terminator, length, copy, concatenate, compare, and input methods for arrays of strings.
Learn modular programming in C++ by designing independent functions, prototyping them, and calling them from main to reduce complexity, enable code reuse, and support default arguments, overloading, and return values.
Explore how inline functions speed up programs by inlining code, weigh memory versus performance, and learn pass-by-reference techniques using reference variables.
Explore pointers in C++, including address-of operator and dereferencing, pointer arithmetic, and void pointers. Apply these concepts to arrays and structures, and learn passing pointers to functions.
Explore object oriented concepts like classes and objects, encapsulation, and member functions. Learn constructors, destructors, and scope resolution for class design.
Learn to create and distribute a c++ library in Dev C++ by building an empty project with a header, an implementation, and a main driver, using the scope resolution operator.
This course is meant for anybody planning a prospective career in software development. Primarily intended for students doing a course in Computer Science and Engineering or any other IT related course on a graduate level. And also for students who are in their final year of High School , about to leave the High School and join the colleges. The course is designed in such a way that no much of coding experience is expected from the reader. What is expected is a desire to learn new things! Languages like C and C++ are the stepping stone to a programming career.
The course starts with the fundamentals of the C++ language and builds upon the concept of object oriented programming paradigm. Object-oriented programming approach is the most preferred approach in the present day software development scenario as is evident from the fact that the subsequently emerged languages like Java , C# or Python etc embraced this approach only. That means everything starts from C++ only !
The course explores in depth the object oriented principles like Inheritance and polymorphism . Inheritance and reusability as well as the potential to create our own class libraries make C++ the most flexible system . Detailed account of creating our own class libraries has been dealt in detail with suitable examples in this Course.
Each new concept is explained with vivid narration in the videos and subsequently a set of examples pertaining to that theory is explained just after that. This Course contains a total of 172 programs all fully explained and shown with proper output on the console. The reader can refer to the CONTENTS video where he gets a detailed account of the contents in each of the 16 video files . On an average each video has a running length of 1 hour 30 minutes, thus some 26 hours in total. The reader is highly advised to work out the programs on their own while listening to the lectures.