Learn and Understand C++

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Set Up

Lecture 1: Set Up

Chapter 3: First C++ Program

Lecture 1: The most basic C++ program

Lecture 2: Hello world, printing to monitor

Lecture 3: More advanced print formats

Lecture 4: Variables in C++ part 1

Lecture 5: Variables in C++ part 2

Chapter 4: Interaction with user

Lecture 1: Getting data from standard input (keyboard)

Lecture 2: First "useful" program – calculate sum

Lecture 3: Constant variables in C++, macro constants

Lecture 4: The auto keyword, new in C++11

Lecture 5: Comments

Chapter 5: More advanced examples

Lecture 1: Inclusion of other libraries

Lecture 2: if-else statement: conditional execution

Lecture 3: Logical operators part 1

Lecture 4: Logical operators part 2

Lecture 5: Relational operators

Lecture 6: Comma operator

Chapter 6: Repeating code executions – loops

Lecture 1: for loop

Lecture 2: while loop

Lecture 3: do while loop

Lecture 4: for each loop (new in C++11)

Lecture 5: break statement

Lecture 6: continue statement

Lecture 7: goto

Lecture 8: Infinite loops

Lecture 9: Nested loops

Chapter 7: Arrays – basics

Lecture 1: Declaration and usage

Lecture 2: Memory representation

Lecture 3: Array initialization

Lecture 4: Simple array algorithms

Lecture 5: C string

Chapter 8: Functions – basics

Lecture 1: Concept and usage

Lecture 2: Functions with return values

Lecture 3: Functions that do not accept anything and do not return anything

Lecture 4: Basics lambda anonymous functions new in C++11

Chapter 9: Exception handling

Lecture 1: Explanation and usage part 1

Lecture 2: Explanation and usage part 2

Lecture 3: Standard exceptions

Lecture 4: Generic catch block

Lecture 5: Nested try-catch blocks

Lecture 6: Exception propagation

Chapter 10: Structures in C++

Lecture 1: Concept and usage

Lecture 2: Attributes and structure initialization

Lecture 3: static attributes

Lecture 4: Arrays of struct

Chapter 11: Generic programming – basics

Lecture 1: Generic Programming part 1

Lecture 2: Generic Programming part 2

Chapter 12: STL (standard types in C++)

Lecture 1: vector

Lecture 2: deque

Lecture 3: string

Lecture 4: map

Lecture 5: function

Lecture 6: deque

Chapter 13: Classes in C++ – Beginning

Lecture 1: Concept and usage

Lecture 2: Principles of object oriented programming (OOP) – Part 1

Lecture 3: Principles of object-oriented programming (OOP) – Part 2

Chapter 14: Classes in C++ – Basics

Lecture 1: Rule of zero/three/five and Constructors – Part 1

Lecture 2: Rule of zero/three/five and Constructors – Part 2

Lecture 3: Destructors

Lecture 4: Friend functions

Lecture 5: Generic Classes

Chapter 15: Decomposition

Lecture 1: Decomposition – Part 1

Lecture 2: Decomposition – Part 2

Chapter 16: Interaction with WinAPI

Lecture 1: Using OS libraries and functions

Lecture 2: WinAPI Types

Lecture 3: Checking for Errors

Chapter 17: Files in C++ – Basics

Lecture 1: Lets play with files

Chapter 18: Basic Encryption

Lecture 1: Some fun with basic encryption

Chapter 19: Pointers and References

Lecture 1: Introduction to Pointers

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators and Pointers

Lecture 3: Operators and Pointers Part 1

Lecture 4: Operators and Pointers Part 2

Lecture 5: Pointing to Different Objects Part 1

Lecture 6: Pointing to Different Objects Part 2

Lecture 7: Referencing