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C++ Programming
C++ is a cross platform language that can be used to create high-performance applications. Bjarne Stroustrup, as an extension to the C Language, developed C++. It gives programmers a high-level control over system resources and memory. The language was updated four major times in 2011, 2014, 2017 and 2020 to C++11, C++14, C++17, C++20.
- • The basic programming and OOPs concepts
- • Creating C++ programs
- • Tokens, expressions and control structures in C++
- • Arranging same data systematically with arrays
- • Classes and objects in C++
- • Constructors and destructors in C++
- • Files management and templates in C++
- • Handling exceptions to control errors
- • Revision of C
- • C++ vs C
- • Difference between OOP and SOP
- • First hello world program
- • Variables and constants
- • cin and cout statements
- • Conditional operators
- • Looping constructs
- • Introduction to OOP
- • Need for OOP
- • Features of OOP
- • Abstraction
- • Encapsulation
- • Inheritance
- • Polymorphism
- • Creating classes and objects in C++
- • Functions in C++
- • Parameter passing and return values
- • Friend Function
- • Overloading functions
- • Constructors
- • Overloading Constructors
- • Base Class
- • Derived Class
- • Friend Class
- • Overriding functions
- • Multiple Inheritance
- • Ambiguity in multiple inheritances
- • Virtual class and virtual functions
- • Try
- • Throw
- • Catch
- • Introduction to operator overloading
- • Unary Operators
- • Binary Operators
- • Special Operators
- • Compile time polymorphism
- • Runtime polymorphism
- • Function Templates
- • Class Templates
- • Containers
- • Iterators
- • Algorithms
- • Function objects
- • istream / ostream class
- • File read
- • File writing
- • Append file
- • Binary file handling