
Explore the history of C++ programming, learn basic operations, data types, loops, arrays, and functions, and build projects like a simple calculator and a grading system.
Trace the origin of C++, created to add object oriented features to C, from its 1980s inception by Benjamin Stroustrup to the C++11, C++14, C++17, and C++20 standards.
Master the basic operations of c++ by using cout for output, cin for input, and including iostream with #include, then build a simple calculator in Visual Studio Code.
Explore C++ data types, including integers, floating point, characters, and boolean types, and explain how size, range, and operations vary by type.
discover how c++ loops control repeated execution using for, while, and do-while; grasp initialization, condition, and increment or decrement, and when to use each loop type.
Learn how arrays store a fixed-size sequence of same-type elements in contiguous memory, including syntax with type, name, and size, element access by index, and initialization examples.
Learn how to define and call functions in C++, using return types and parameters, write a sum function, and call it from main to obtain an integer result.
Practice lab demonstrates building a simple C++ program with a main function, using cout to print messages, and a calculator function performing sum, difference, multiplication, and division.
It is a basic introduction to C++ programming course. In this course students you will cover some topics like History of C++, basic operations like cout and cin commands in C++, Data types, Arrays and functions in C++ programming language. This course is instructed by single instructor of Dev IEO Mr. Ahmed Shafique. Dev IEO is IEO's 6th module and Its a private Community and IT company in Pakistan. This is the second course of Dev IEO at Udemy platform. In C++, an array is a data structure that allows you to store a fixed-size sequence of elements of the same type. It provides a way to organize and access a collection of related data in contiguous memory locations.
In C++, a function is a self-contained block of code that performs a specific task. It allows you to divide your program into smaller, reusable modules, which promotes code organization, readability, and reusability. Functions in C++ can have a return type, parameters, and can be defined either inside a class (member functions) or outside a class (non-member functions).
In addition to regular functions, C++ also supports special types of functions called member functions, which are associated with a class or structure, and function overloading, which allows you to define multiple functions with the same name but different parameter lists.