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Beginner
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Online Classes
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Total 12 hours in class
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Multi-Day Course
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1-6 learners per class
Requirements
No Prior knowledge of any programming language is required, though knowledge of any programming language will give some advantage.
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Class Details
This course is designed for delegates who want to understand fully the basics of C++ Programming Language. Along with the same, the delegate will understand what are the fundamental programming techniques and library functions. Also, the best coding practices will be covered.
Course Outline
- Introduction
- What is C++ and History of C++
- Why C++ and Advantages
- A brief comparison of C and C++
- Object Oriented Programming Concepts
- Standard Template Library
- Types and Declarations
- Types
- Booleans
- Integer Types
- Floating point types
- Sizes
- Void
- Enumerations
- Declarations
- Pointers, Arrays and Structures
- Pointers
- Arrays
- Pointers Into Arrays
- Constants
- References
- Pointers To Void
- Structures
- Expressions and Statements
- Operators
- Statements
- Comments and Indentation
- Iteration
- Functions
- Function Declarations
- Argument Passing
- Value Return
- Overloaded Function Names
- Default Arguments
- Pointer To a Function
- Macros
- Namespaces and Exceptions
- Source Files and Programs
- Separate Compilation
- How to use the header files
- Linkage concepts
- Programs
- Introduction to Classes
- Classes and its types
- Access Control
- Constructors
- Member Functions
- Static Members
- Destructors
- Memory allocation
- Member Initialization
- Overloading