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C++ Programming

This comprehensive course covers everything from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques, empowering participants to write efficient, robust, and scalable C++ code. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this course provides the knowledge and hands-on experience to elevate your C++ programming skills.

This course is designed to cater to a broad audience, from beginners with some programming experience to seasoned developers aiming to deepen their expertise in C++.


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What you will learn

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
  • Foundations of C++
  • Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Principles
  • Memory Management
  • STL (Standard Template Library)
  • File Handling and load balancing.
  • Concurrency and Multithreading
  • Advanced C++ Features

Beneficial for

This course is suitable for:
  • Software Developers
  • Computer Science Students

Course Pre-requisite

Participants should have a basic understanding of:
  • Basic programming knowledge (preferably in C, Java, or a similar language).
  • Understanding of fundamental computer science concepts.
  • Familiarity with basic data structures (arrays, linked lists, etc.).

Course Outline

Object-Oriented Fundamentals 

Programming Paradigms 

Conquering Complexity 

C++ Basics 

Built-in Types, Arrays and Pointers 

Comments, Keywords, I/O Streams 

Built-in Operators and Control Constructs 

Dynamic Free Store Operators 

C++ Functions 

Definition and Prototypes 

Inline Functions 

Structures and References 

Encapsulation 

Data Members, Member Functions 

Private and Public 

Constructors and Destructors 

Default Arguments 

Storage Allocation and Deallocation 

this Pointer 

Copy Constructors 

Overloading Functions 

Overloading Operators 

Unary and Binary Operators 

Initialization vs. Assignment 

Stream Input and Output 

Inheritance 

Public Inheritance and Subtyping 

Base and Derived Classes 

Constructors and Destructors 

Base Class Initialization 

Using Protected keyword 

Virtual Functions 

Base Class Pointers and References 

Dynamic Binding 

Abstract Base Classes 

Pure Virtual Functions 

Virtual Destructors 

Containment 

Objects as Data Members 

Member Initialization 

Private Inheritance  

Base and Derived Relationship 

Access Declarations 

Templates 

Template Functions 

Template Classes 

Exceptions 

try, catch, throw 

Exception Hierarchies 

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