C++ Programming By Example

C++ Programming By Example, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.83, with 37 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 100 subscribers.

You will learn about C++ syntax and industry-standard style Develop and architect C++ apps in a modular and maintainable way Implement the use of modern language features that make code readable and concise Develop efficient and well-designed applications Develop a simple yet fun desktop GUI application using the Qt5 framework This course is ideal for individuals who are Professionals who would like to learn the C++ programming language practically and quickly. It is particularly useful for Professionals who would like to learn the C++ programming language practically and quickly.

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Summary

Title: C++ Programming By Example

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.83

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

C++ syntax and industry-standard style
Develop and architect C++ apps in a modular and maintainable way
Implement the use of modern language features that make code readable and concise
Develop efficient and well-designed applications
Develop a simple yet fun desktop GUI application using the Qt5 framework

Who Should Attend

Professionals who would like to learn the C++ programming language practically and quickly.

Target Audiences

Professionals who would like to learn the C++ programming language practically and quickly.

C++ is a flexible and generic language that offers a wide range of benefits with key strengths being software infrastructure and resource-constrained applications. This course is an introductory guide to C++ that will help you learn the language through multiple hands-on examples.

You’ll begin by diving into the C++ basics, syntax, and generic programming features. We’ll then move on to using data structures and algorithms with C++. Next, you’ll delve into the object-oriented features of C++ with another practical example.

Finally, you’ll further enhance your C++ programming skills by creating multiple GUI, desktop applications using Qt5. By the end of this course, you will have gained knowledge of core programming concepts in C++, and how to implement them effectively.

About The Author

Alberto Ricardo Rodriguez has been a C++ Developer fan since more than 12 years. He has been working with a wide variety of C++ framework from Qt 3 to Qt 5.9, OpenGL, SDL and standards like C++98 to C++17 Standard. He has been developing from Desktop application to embedded applications, single threading apps to multi-threading applications. He has journeyed through a wide variety of companies, like Invap Se, Motorola Mobility, Intel Security, Globant SA, now working on Poland at Luxoft on navigation software for autonomous vehicles.Currently his main focus on Machine Learning and computer vision, and continually working on embedded devices for using this kind of technologies.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to C++ and Qt

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Why C++?

Lecture 3: Setting Up Your Development Environment

Lecture 4: Basic C++ Syntax

Lecture 5: Installing Qt5 on Windows

Chapter 2: Building a Virtual Die with C++

Lecture 1: Setting Up Your First C++ Project

Lecture 2: Coding a Virtual Die – Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 3: Coding a Virtual Die – Displaying the Output

Lecture 4: Enhancing the Virtual Die with User Input

Chapter 3: Data Structures and Algorithms: Building a Sorting Application

Lecture 1: Overview of Containers in C++

Lecture 2: A Deeper Dive into std::vector

Lecture 3: Overview of STL Algorithms

Lecture 4: Use STL Algorithms with Containers

Lecture 5: Building a Sorting Application

Chapter 4: Classes and Structures: Building a Casino Guessing Game

Lecture 1: Why Use Classes and Structures?

Lecture 2: Overview of Classes and Structures

Lecture 3: Differences Between Classes and Structures

Lecture 4: Implementing a Casino Guessing Game

Chapter 5: Building a Library Management System

Lecture 1: Planning out an Application

Lecture 2: Building a Library Management System

Lecture 3: Adding Test Data

Lecture 4: Adding Search Functionality

Chapter 6: Getting Acquainted with Qt

Lecture 1: Setting Up Your First GUI Project

Lecture 2: Setting Up a Basic GUI with Qt Creator

Lecture 3: Running Your First GUI Application

Chapter 7: Qt Signals and Slots: Building a Text Editor

Lecture 1: Setting Up Your Text Editor Project

Lecture 2: Creating a Basic GUI in Qt Creator

Lecture 3: Reacting to User Interaction with Signals and Slots

Lecture 4: Creating Custom Slots

Lecture 5: Finishing the Text Editor

Chapter 8: Building a Painting Application in Qt5

Lecture 1: Setting Up Your Painting Application

Lecture 2: Understanding Qt5 Widgets

Lecture 3: Creating Your Own Qt5 Widget

Lecture 4: Reacting to User Input

Lecture 5: Painting User Input on Screen

Lecture 6: Adding the Ability to Draw Circles

Lecture 7: Allow for Shape Resizing

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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