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Programming in C++

Course Description

This course provides a practical hands-on introduction to the C++ programming language. Participants will learn the central concepts of the C++ language, with emphasis on the use of object-oriented techniques in writing robust code.

Intended Audience for the C++ Programming Course

  • This course is for those interested in programming with C++.

C++ Programming Course Objectives

  • Describe object-oriented programming techniques.
  • Use the syntax and semantics of the C++ programming language.
  • Create new classes.
  • Write an object-oriented program in C++.
  • Discovering both initialization and assignment.
  • Describe the process of data abstraction.
  • Create new data types using inheritance.
  • Discover about polymorphism.
  • Use C++ class libraries.
  • Implement exception handling.
  • Write template functions and classes.

C++ Programming Course Benefits

  • Object-oriented (OO) programming offers greater reliability, maintainability & reusability than older, structured programming methods. C++, a language derived from C, supports OO with a high degree of efficiency and portability. C++ is a well-established, mainstream language used across a broad range of applications.
C++ Programming Course Outline
  1. C++ Overview
    1. C++ Characteristics
    2. Object-Oriented Terminology
    3. Polymorphism
    4. Object-Oriented Paradigm
    5. Abstract Data Types
    6. I/O Services
    7. Standard Template Library
    8. Standards Compliance
  2. Functions and Variables
    1. Functions: Declaration and Definition
    2. Variables: Definition, Declaration and Scope
    3. Variables: Dynamic Creation and Derived Data
    4. Arrays and Strings in C++
    5. Qualifiers
  3. Classes in C++
    1. Defining Classes in C++
    2. Classes and Encapsulation
    3. Member Functions
    4. Instantiating and Using Classes
    5. Using Constructors
    6. Multiple Constructors and Initialization Lists
    7. Using Destructors to Destroy Instances
    8. Friendship
  4. Operator Overloading
    1. Operator Overloading
    2. Working with Overloaded Operator Methods
  5. Initialization and Assignment
    1. Initialization vs. Assignment
    2. The Copy Constructor
    3. Assigning Values
    4. Specialized Constructors and Methods
    5. Constant and Static Class Members
  6. Storage Management
    1. Memory Allocation
    2. Dynamic Allocation: new and delete
  7. Inheritance
    1. Overview of Inheritance
    2. Defining Base and Derived Classes
    3. Constructor and Destructor Calls
  8. Polymorphism
    1. Overview of Polymorphism
  9. Input and Output in C++ Programs
    1. Standard Streams
    2. Manipulators
    3. Unformatted Input and Output
    4. File Input and Output
  10. Exceptions
    1. Exceptions
    2. Inheritance and Exceptions
    3. Exception Hierarchies
    4. Inside an Exception Handler
  11. Templates
    1. Template Overview
    2. Customizing a Templated Method
    3. Standard Template Library Containers