C++ Object Oriented Programming OOP

Lecture 1: C++ Overview

•  History of C++
• Interpreter vs. Compiler
• C++ Identifiers & Reserved Words
• Lines and Indentation
• Multi-Line Statements
• Quotation & Comments
  

Lecture 2: Variable Types

• C++ Variables
• C++ Integer
• C++ Float
• C++ Strings
• C++ Arrays
• Data Type Conversion
  

Lecture 3: Basic Operations

• Arithmetic Operators
• Comparison Operators
• Bitwise Operators
• Assignment Operators
• Logical Operators
• Operators Precedence

Lecture 4: Conditions

• Decision making Definition
• IF Statement
• IF and ELSE Statements
• IF, ELSE IF and ELSE Statements
• Nested IF Statements
• Single Statement Suites
• Switch Statement

Lecture 5: Loops

• Loop Definition
• While Loop Statements
• Do While Loop Statements
• For Loop Statements
• Nested Loops
• Loop Control Statements

Lecture 6: Arrays

• C++ Array Definition
• Declaring & Initializing Arrays
• Accessing Array Elements
• Multi-dimensional Arrays
• Dynamic Arrays
• Static Arrays vs. Dynamic Arrays

Lecture 7: Pointers & References

• Pointers Definition
• Types of Pointers
• Incrementing & Decrementing Pointers
• Pointer Comparisons
• Pointers vs. Arrays
• Array of Pointers
• Pointer to a pointer
• Reference Variables

Lecture 8: Functions

• Function Definition
• Calling a Function
• Return Statement
• Passing by Reference & Value
• Function Arguments
• Anonymous Function
• Function Prototype
• Global & Local Variables
  

Lecture 9: Strings

• Introduction to String
• Basic String Operations
• Capacity Functions
• Element access Functions
• Modifiers Functions
• Iterator Functions
• Manipulating Functions

Lecture 10: Structures

• C++ Structs
• Constructor and Methods
• Accessing Struct Members
• Non-Static Members
• Nested Structs
• Structure Pointer

Lecture 11: Enumerations

• C++ Enums
• Macro & Typedef
• Enum Pointer
• Applications of Enum
  

Lecture 12: Unions

• C++ Union
• Structure vs Union
• Unions Pointer
• Applications of Unions

Lecture 13: Object Oriented Overview

• Introduction to OOP
• Classes & Objects
• Attributes
• Methods
• Constructors
• Destructors

Lecture 14: Data Encapsulation

• Setters & Getters
• Static Variables
• Static Methods
• Private Variables
• Private Methods
• Class Prototyping in C++
  

Lecture 15: Operator Overloading & Function Overloading

• Operator Overloading
• Input/Output Operators Overloading
• Arithmetic Operators Overloading
• Binary Operators Overloading
• Assignment Operators Overloading
• Subscripting [] Operator Overloading
• Class Member Access Operator -> Overloading
• Function Overloading
  

Lecture 16: Inheritance & Function Overriding

• Inheritance
• Access Modifiers
• Function Overriding
• Multiple Inheritance
• Composition Relationship
• Aggregation Relationship

Lecture 17: Modules & Standard Template Libraries

• Modules in C++
• Cmath Module
• Random Module
• Numeric Module
• Ctime Module
• Standard Template Libraries

Lecture 18: Polymorphism & Abstract Class

• Abstract Class
• Abstract Method
• Abstract Properties
• Polymorphism

Lecture 19: File Handling

• Text files
• CSV files
• Json files
• XML files
• YAML files
• INI files

Lecture 20: Exception Handling

• Introduction to Exception Handling
• Types of Exceptions in C++
• The except Clause with No Exceptions
• The except Clause with Multiple Exceptions
• The try/except, else, and finally
• Assertions in C++

• This course will teach you how to write code by first planning what your program should do – an important approach for novice and professional programmers.
• You will learn how to compile and run your program, and then how to test and debug it.
• In this course, you will learn how to develop an algorithm, then progress to reading code and understanding how programming concepts relate to algorithms.
• This course Introduction to Programming in C++ introduces the programming constructs pointers, arrays, and recursion.
• Pointers provide control and flexibility when programming in C++ by giving you a way to refer to the location of other data.
• Arrays provide a way to bundle data by guaranteeing sequences of data are grouped together.
• Finally, recursive functions provide an alternative to iteration that are very useful for implementing certain algorithms.
• This course teach you powerful new programming techniques for interacting with the user and the system and dynamically allocating memory.
• You will learn more sophisticated uses for pointers, such as strings and multidimensional arrays, as well as how to write programs that read and write files and take input from the user.
• Learning about dynamic memory allocation will allow your programs to perform complex tasks that will be applied in the course.

 

• This course has been designed meticulously to help students master the Object Oriented Programming skills in C++.
• Learning C++ language is an excellent place to start or bolster your knowledge of programming and safeguard your career.
• Whether you started your programming journey on a different path such as Java or Python, learning C++ will help you better understand any programming environment and do more.