Start With C / C++ and Object Oriented Programming

Start With C / C++ and Object Oriented Programming, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 44 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 35 reviews, and has 3272 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a C/C++ Program Understand Variable, Loops and other fundamental C++ programming structure To be able to create classes and know what an object is Go further and have the understanding to continue into more complex C++ structure This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to learn C/C++ or Anyone who want to learn how to program or Someone who wants to be able to understand the structure of a C++ program It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to learn C/C++ or Anyone who want to learn how to program or Someone who wants to be able to understand the structure of a C++ program.

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Summary

Title: Start With C / C++ and Object Oriented Programming

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a C/C++ Program
Understand Variable, Loops and other fundamental C++ programming structure
To be able to create classes and know what an object is
Go further and have the understanding to continue into more complex C++ structure

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to learn C/C++
Anyone who want to learn how to program
Someone who wants to be able to understand the structure of a C++ program

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to learn C/C++
Anyone who want to learn how to program
Someone who wants to be able to understand the structure of a C++ program

C/C++ has been used for many years to write some of the best applications for many of the computers out there.

Have you ever wanted to learn C/C++?
Looked at code and thought it looked graceful yet complex?

Going me and in this course I teach you how to program the fast, powerful and popular C++ programming language from scratch, only assuming you have basic computer.

Learn by example with over 15 (and growing) code examples plus lectures to explain key concepts in C++.

C++ has been favoured by the professional programmers for many years because of its power and flexibility. Many games have been written in C++. Many of the scripting languages modelled on the syntax and style.

Even today C++ is a popular language, even still amongst the indie game programmers. Its flexible enough to create a Windows UI or program a Unix TCP server.

C++ is a challenging language; but in this course I take you step by step through the basics. Building you skills and through many code examples I show you how to build a program and how to create C++ classes and objects.

So, don’t delay, start learning today and you could be using these basics in your next computer program.

5th June 2015 – Course Update

Template classes are great; they provide a way of create a class to manipulate a data type even when you are not sure what that datatype will be. I’ve just added a new lecture that shows you an example Template Class and how they are used. Enjoy.

9th June 2015 – Course Update

3 new lectures added. One on Linked Lists, one on Enum and third on Union. Enjoy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start With The Basics

Lecture 1: C++ Compiler and IDE

Lecture 2: Hello World

Lecture 3: What Is A Variable

Lecture 4: Code Example Of A Variable

Lecture 5: Notes on Variables

Lecture 6: What Are Strings

Lecture 7: Code Examples of Strings

Chapter 2: C++ Loops and If Statement

Lecture 1: The For Loop

Lecture 2: Example Of A For Loop

Lecture 3: The While Loop

Lecture 4: Example Of A While Loop

Lecture 5: The Do-While Loop

Lecture 6: Example of a Do While Loop

Lecture 7: The If Statement

Lecture 8: Example of an If Statement

Lecture 9: Break and Continue

Lecture 10: Example Use of Break and Continue Keywords

Chapter 3: Reusable Code Blocks

Lecture 1: What is a Reusable Code Block

Chapter 4: Functions

Lecture 1: The 'main' Function

Lecture 2: Function Definitions

Lecture 3: Defining The Functions Before The Main

Lecture 4: Declare The Function Prototype Before We Us

Lecture 5: Defining The Functions In a Separate File

Lecture 6: Function Inputs – How do we pass a value into a function

Lecture 7: Returning a Value from a Function

Chapter 5: Arrays and Pointers

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Example of an Array

Lecture 3: Pointers

Lecture 4: Example of a Pointer

Lecture 5: Enum Example

Lecture 6: Union Example

Chapter 6: Example Using What Learnt So Far

Lecture 1: Reverse A String Program

Chapter 7: Classes and Object

Lecture 1: What is a Class

Lecture 2: Example of a Class

Lecture 3: Inheritance and Derived Classes Example

Lecture 4: More on Constructors

Lecture 5: More on Deconstructors

Lecture 6: Virtual Methods and Pure Virtual Examples

Lecture 7: What is a Struct and an Example

Lecture 8: Linked Lists

Chapter 8: Containers

Lecture 1: Vectors

Chapter 9: Template

Lecture 1: Template Function

Lecture 2: Template Class

Chapter 10: Thank You For Watching

Lecture 1: Thank you for taking this course

Instructors

Sean McCammon
Software Engineer, Webpage Developer and Scrum Master

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