C++ Programming Course
The goal of the C++ programming course is to teach students a thorough understanding of C++, a strong and adaptable language that is frequently used in software development. The course begins with a review of basic ideas like variables, data types, control structures, and functions before easing into more complex subjects like memory management, object-oriented programming, and template programming. Through practical exercises and projects, participants will acquire practical experience that will enable them to apply academic knowledge to real-world scenarios. Best practices, coding standards, and problem-solving strategies are emphasized to provide students the tools they need to write effective and maintainable C++ code.
Course Module
- C++ Introduction
- Difference Between C & C++
- Advantage of OOP
- Installation
- Header Library
- Namespaces
- Functions
- Function Declaration
- Function Parameters
- Recursion
- Oops Concepts
- Object
- Class
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Abstraction
- Encapsulation
- Constructor
- Pointer
- Static Keyword
- This Keyword
- Friend Function
- Virtual Keyword
- Function Overloading
- Function Overriding
- Exception Handling
- Try Keyword
- Catch Keyword
- Throw Statement
- Files
- Create Files
- Read Files
- Write Files
- Append Files
