C++ Training Overview
C++ is general Purpose Programming language which supports Object Oriented Concepts., generally C++ is a Super Set of C Language Every C application can be upgraded in C++ with Object Oriented Concepts There are many application like Operating Systems.
Unix, Windows, Linux, NoCrysis Warhead and Other Cool games, No Photoshop, No FireFox, No VLC, No FL Studio, No Playstation, No XBOX and the list continue. 90% of the applications in the world are written in C and C++.
C++ Training Course Objective
The main objective student can able to implement the applications can develop the Programs with classes and objects. The developed application of C can change into with classes and can add all the Object Oriented Concepts. Developing in C++ the application is more optimized and efficient than C.
C++ Training Course Duration
- Normal Track 45 Working days, daily 1.30 hours.
- Fast Track 35 Working days, daily 2.0 hours.
C++ Training Content
Basics
- Introduction to C++
- Different paradigms of problem solving
- POP vs OOP
- Features of Object Oriented Programming Languages
- Object
- Class
- Abstraction
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Dynamic Binding
- Message Communication
- Constants
- Variables
- Keywords
- Data types
- Declaration of Variables
- Output Stream (cout) & Manipulators
- Input Stream (cin)
- Comments
- Operators
- Arithmetic operators
- Relational operators
- Logical operators
- Assignment operators & compound assessment operations
- Increment & decrement operators
- Conditional operators
- Bitwise operators
- Shift operators
- Type casting
- Compound assignment operators
- Address operators
- Comma operator
- Pointer operator
- Sizeof operator
- new operator
- delete operator
- .*
- *::
- ::
- Control Statements
- Conditional Control Statements
- If, if-else
- nested if-else, if-else-if ladder
- Multiple Branching Control Structure
- switch-case
- Loop Control statements
- while
- do-while
- for
- Nested Loops
- Jump Control structures
- break
- continue
- goto
- return
- Arrays
- Strings
- Structures
- Pointers
- Dynamic memory allocation using new and delete
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