• Identify and describe the components of a compiler
• Understand the need of C++ -what, where, and why
• To understand why C++ is powerful language for developers.
• Understanding the various library of C++
• Understanding the structure of C++ program
• To learn how to develop console based application
• How to solve the problem using various approach
• Candidate will be able to create console based Standalone application
• Understanding about function calling
• To learn how to design and program real world problems.
• Understand the difference between call by value and call by reference
• Learn how to play with pointers
• Understand library and their placement in the program
• After the successful completion of this program, candidate will be able to write recursive program
• To build understanding about “why the code works” the way it does
• Ability to think in OOPs
• Understanding about file handling
• Introduction to data structure and algorithms

C++ is a high-level, general-purpose programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of the C programming language, or “C with Classes”. C++ is a powerful general-purpose programming language. It can be used to develop operating systems, browsers, games, and so on. C++ supports different ways of programming like procedural, object-oriented, functional, and so on. This makes C++ powerful as well as flexible. C++ is a general-purpose, procedural computer programming language supporting structured programming, lexical variable scope, and recursion, while a static type system prevents unintended operations.

Introduction to C++

• C++-what, where and why?
• Introduction to compiler
• C++ compiler
• Low level programming language
• Why C++ is Platform dependent
• Role of Compiler and  Assembler
• First program in C++
• Structure of C++

An overview of C++ & Buzzwords

• Data Types
• Keywords
• Variables
• Constants
• Identifiers
• Various Loops
• Tokens
• Operators
• Memory management in program
• Conditional Statement

Flow Control Statements:

• Jump statements
• Goto
• Break
• Continue
• Conditional statements
• If statement
• If-else statement
• If- else-if ladder
• Switch case statement
• For loop
• While loop
• Do while loop
• Nested Loop
• Patterns
• Including library

Arrays:

• Introduction to Data Structure
• Introduction to Arrays
• Various operation on arrays
• Array with functions
• Multi Dimensional Array
• Searching
• Sorting
• Creating array in various programming language
• Several example of 2D arrays

Strings:

• Introduction to Strings
• String handling built in functions
• Several examples of Strings
• Array of Strings
• Searching in Array of Strings
• Sorting in Array of Strings

Pointers:

• Introduction to pointers
• Pointer expressions
• Types of Pointers
• Void Pointer
• NULL Pointer
• Wild Pointer
• Dangling Pointer
• Various examples of pointers
• Pointer Arithmetic’s
• Array using pointers
• String using pointers
• Pointers in Functions
• deadlock pointer

Functions:

• Introduction to functions
• Types of functions
• Nesting of functions
• Various examples of functions
• Strings passing is functions
• Array Passing in Functions
• Pointer passing is functions
• Function Returning Address
• Function returning address
• Recursion
• Storage classes

Structure:

• Introduction to structure
• Advantages of structure
• Array of structure
• Structure using pointer
• Structure with functions
• Applications of structure

Union:

• Introduction to union
• Advantages of union
• Difference between union and structure

Enum:

• Introduction to enum

Dynamic Memory Allocation:

• #define
• #undef
• #ifdef
• #ifndef
• #elif

File Management:

• Introduction to file management
• File opening modes
• Opening and closing a file
• Input output operations on file
• Applications of file management
• Project

OOPs Introduction:

• OOPs vs. Procedural Programming Approach
• OOPs Implementation
  • Accessing class members
  • Array of objects
  • Types of members of class
• Scope resolution Operator (::)
• OOPs Approaches
  • Encapsulation
  • Polymorphism
  • Constructor & Destructor
  • Function Overriding
  • Reference variable
  • this keyword
  • Inheritance
• Friend Function and Friend Class
• Function Overriding
  • Up Casting & Down Casting
  • Virtual Function
• Abstraction
  • Data Abstraction
  • Abstract Class
  • Pure Virtual Function
  • Inline Function

Exception Handling:

• Introduction to Exception Handling
• Need of Exception Handling
• try, throw, catch
• Multiple catch blocks

Multithreading:

• Thread introduction
• Thread Synchronization
• Life cycle of thread
• Deal Lock situation

Templates (Generic Programming):

• Introduction to Templates and Generic Programming
• Advantages of template
• Template function and Template class

Standard Templates Library:

• Container
• Class
• Functions
• Iterators
• List Class
• Stack Class
• Queue Class

Introduction to Data Structure and Algorithms:

• What is data structure
• Benefits of data structure
• Types of data structure
• Introduction to algorithms
• Types of Algorithms
• Time and Space Complexity

Project

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