Learn C++ Programming for beginners from basics to advanced

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: First Program

Lecture 3: Comments inside program and endl

Chapter 2: Data types in C++

Lecture 1: Variables

Lecture 2: Data type integer

Lecture 3: Character Data Type

Lecture 4: Float Data Type

Lecture 5: Data types

Lecture 6: User Input Data

Chapter 3: Example Programs

Lecture 1: Program to convert gallons to litres

Lecture 2: Program to add two numbers

Lecture 3: Program to swap two numbers

Lecture 4: Program printing the name and age

Lecture 5: Sample codes

Lecture 6: Exercise 1

Chapter 4: Constant, Escape Sequence and Define

Lecture 1: Escape sequence

Lecture 2: Constants

Lecture 3: New line using define

Chapter 5: Operators in C++

Lecture 1: Operators in c++

Lecture 2: Operators resource link

Chapter 6: If-Else Statements

Lecture 1: If else satements introdution

Lecture 2: C++ program to find number is positive or negative

Lecture 3: C++ program to find the largest number

Lecture 4: Nested if statements

Lecture 5: Exercise 2: If else

Chapter 7: Loops in C++

Lecture 1: Loops Introduction

Lecture 2: For Loop Example

Lecture 3: Program to print multiplication table

Lecture 4: Nested For Loops

Lecture 5: While loop

Lecture 6: Do-while loop

Lecture 7: Finding the factorial of number

Chapter 8: Control Statements

Lecture 1: Break statement

Lecture 2: Continue statement

Lecture 3: Switch-Case Statements

Lecture 4: Exercise 3: Loops and control statements

Chapter 9: Functions

Lecture 1: Functions

Lecture 2: Functions in c++ Introduction

Lecture 3: Functions in c++ example add( )

Lecture 4: Functions example 2

Lecture 5: Exercise 4: Functions

Chapter 10: Arrays

Lecture 1: Arrays Introduction

Lecture 2: Arrays

Lecture 3: One dimensional arrays

Lecture 4: One dimensional array example

Lecture 5: Array example 2

Lecture 6: Array example 3

Lecture 7: Adding marks using arrays

Chapter 11: Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 1: Two dimensional arrays

Lecture 2: Two dimensional array example

Lecture 3: Three dimensional arrays

Lecture 4: Adding two arrays

Lecture 5: Exercise 5: Arrays

Chapter 12: Strings in C++

Lecture 1: Strings in C++ Introduction

Lecture 2: String Example

Lecture 3: Standard String Functions

Lecture 4: Exercise 6: Strings

Chapter 13: Pointers in C++

Lecture 1: Pointers Introduction

Lecture 2: Pointers Example

Lecture 3: Pointers and Arrays

Lecture 4: Pointers and Arrays Example

Lecture 5: Pointers and Funtions

Lecture 6: Exercise 7: pointers

Chapter 14: References or Alias to the varialbles

Lecture 1: References in C++

Lecture 2: Reference Example

Chapter 15: Data Structures

Lecture 1: Data Structures Introduction

Lecture 2: Structures Example

Lecture 3: Pointers in Structures

Lecture 4: Structures and Funtions

Lecture 5: Unions

Lecture 6: Enemurated Data Types

Lecture 7: Exercise 8: structures

Chapter 16: Object Oriented Programming: OOPs

Lecture 1: OOPs Introduction

Lecture 2: Object Oriented Concepts quick review