C++ Programming from Beginner to Advanced

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Installing IDE

Lecture 1: Installing Code::Blocks IDE

Chapter 3: Algorithms

Lecture 1: The notion of algorithms

Lecture 2: The properties of algorithms

Lecture 3: Objects that work with algorithms

Lecture 4: Allowed operations

Chapter 4: The basic elements of C++ language

Lecture 1: About the C++ Programming language

Lecture 2: The structure of C++ programs

Lecture 3: The vocabulary of the language

Lecture 4: Reading and writing in C++

Lecture 5: Data types

Lecture 6: Constants

Chapter 5: C++ Operators

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 3: Relational operators

Lecture 4: Equality operators

Lecture 5: Increment and decrement operators

Lecture 6: Logical operators

Lecture 7: Logical operators on bits

Lecture 8: Assignment operators

Lecture 9: Comma operator

Lecture 10: Conditional operator

Lecture 11: Sizeof operator

Lecture 12: Explicit conversion operator

Chapter 6: The instructions of the C++ language

Lecture 1: The expression instruction

Lecture 2: The IF statement

Lecture 3: The SWITCH statement

Lecture 4: The WHILE statement

Lecture 5: The DO-WHILE statement

Lecture 6: The FOR statement

Lecture 7: What you have to know to use a function

Lecture 8: Mathematical functions

Lecture 9: Random number generation

Lecture 10: Executing a sequence for a specified time interval

Chapter 7: One-dimensional array

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: The minimum/maximum element

Lecture 3: Distinct elements

Lecture 4: The membership test

Lecture 5: The difference between two sets

Lecture 6: Reunion

Lecture 7: Intersection

Lecture 8: Cartesian product

Lecture 9: Subsets

Lecture 10: Sort by selecting minimum/maximum element

Lecture 11: Sorting by interchange

Lecture 12: Sort by insertion

Lecture 13: The array merge

Lecture 14: Binary search

Lecture 15: Inserting a component in an array

Lecture 16: Deleting an element from the array

Lecture 17: Creating an array

Chapter 8: Strings

Lecture 1: Storing and declaring strings

Lecture 2: Reading and writing strings

Lecture 3: The char * type

Lecture 4: Functions – Strlen

Lecture 5: Strcpy

Lecture 6: Strcat

Lecture 7: Strncat

Lecture 8: Strchr

Lecture 9: Strrchr

Lecture 10: Strcmp

Lecture 11: Strstr

Lecture 12: Stricmp

Lecture 13: Strtok

Lecture 14: Strspn

Lecture 15: Strcspn

Lecture 16: Strlwr

Lecture 17: Strupr

Lecture 18: Strpbrk

Lecture 19: Other functions

Chapter 9: Two-dimensional array

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Read and write a 2D array

Lecture 3: The minimum/maximum element

Lecture 4: The construction of a 2D array

Lecture 5: Sorting a 2D array

Lecture 6: Delete a line from a 2D array

Lecture 7: Insert a line in a 2D array

Lecture 8: The contour of a 2D array

Lecture 9: Applications with the diagonals from a 2D array

Lecture 10: Line interchange

Lecture 11: Spiral application

Chapter 10: Data structures

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Nested data structure