C++ Programming (Procedural+OOP)

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Learn C++ Procedural in C++ Programming (Procedural+OOP)
Learn C++ OOP in C++ Programming (Procedural+OOP)

Instructor

Mr. Ubaid Ullah, Mr. Mustafa Kamal

Timing

Afternoon

Duration

2 Months

Fee

PKR 12000/-

Contact

+92-331-5875434

Brief introduction

Programming is the process of creating a set of instructions that tell a computer how to perform a task. Programming can be done using a variety of computer "languages," such as SQL, Java, Python, and C++.

In this C++ Programming course, a student is ready to develop powerful C++ programs and understand the fundamentals of computer programming as well as Object Orientation. furthermore, a student will be able to apply for C++ jobs, with a minimum of a chance of success.

1. C++ Procedural Outlines

  • Computer Language
  • Computer Program
  • Types of Programming Languages
  • Low-Level Languages
  • High-Level Languages
  • Source & Object Program
  • Functions of Translators
  • Types of Translators
  • Assembler
  • Complier
  • Interpreter
  • Types of High Level Language
  • Selection of High Level Language
  • History of C++
  • History of C++
  • Structure of C++ program
  • Preprocessor directives
  • Header file
  • The Main() function
  • C++ statements
  • Keywords
  • Tokens
  • Variables
  • Data types in C++
  • Declaration of variables
  • Initialization of variables
  • Constants
  • Arithmetic operators
  • Arithmetic expression
  • Order of precedence of operator
  • Basic input/ output
  • The cout object
  • The escape sequence
  • The endl manipulator
  • The setw manipulator
  • Assignment statement
  • The cin object
  • Compound assignment statement
  • Compound assignment expression
  • Increment and decrement operator
  • The increment operator (++)
  • The decrement operator (- -)
  • The comment statement
  • Conditional Statements
  • Relational expressions
  • Relational operators
  • The if statements
  • The if-else statement
  • The nested if statement
  • The nested if-else statement
  • The switch statement
  • The break statement
  • The nested if-else and switch statement
  • The conditional operator
  • Logical operator
  • The && (And) operator
  • The || (or) operator
  • The ! (Not) operator
  • The goto statement
  • Loop Statements
  • The while loop
  • The do-while loop
  • The continue statement
  • The break statement
  • The for loop
  • The nested loops
  • One-dimensional array
  • String variables
  • Sorting arrays
  • Bubble sort
  • Selection sort
  • Multi-dimensional array
  • Initializing tables
  • Initializing characters
  • Structures
  • Defining a structure
  • Structure variables
  • Accessing members of a structures
  • Initialization of structure variables
  • Array type members of structure
  • Structure variables as array
  • Initialization of array of structure
  • Nested structure
  • Initialization of nested structure
  • Accessing members of structure
  • Built-in functions
  • User-defined functions
  • Function declaration (prototype)
  • Function definition
  • Calling a function
  • Passing arguments to functions
  • Passing arrays as arguments to a function
  • Passing structure to functions
  • Returning data from functions
  • Return statements
  • Declaration of function that returns a value
  • Calling a function that returns a value
  • Function definition that returns a value
  • Returning structures from function
  • Local and global variables
  • Local variables
  • Global variables
  • Static variables
  • Local and global functions
  • Reference parameters
  • Default arguments
  • Command line arguments
  • Inline functions
  • Function overloading
  • Function template
  • Built-in functions
  • Accessing built-in functions
  • Arguments of functions
  • Built-in functions of Conio.h
  • Built-in functions of Stdio.h
  • Built-in function of String.h
  • Built-in function of Math.h
  • Memory addresses and variables
  • Pointer variables
  • The void type pointers
  • Pointers and arrays
  • Pointers and strings
  • Array of pointers

2. C++ OOP Outlines

  • Introduction to OOP
  • Members of a class
  • Data members
  • Member functions
  • Member access specifiers
  • Objects
  • Declaring objects of a class
  • Calling member functions
  • Defining member functions outside the class
  • Storage of objects in memory
  • Constructors
  • Initializing data using constructors
  • Constructor overloading
  • Destructors
  • Passing objects as arguments
  • Friend function
  • Inheritance
  • Single inheritance
  • Protected access specifier
  • Defining derived classes
  • Types of inheritances
  • Public inheritance
  • Private inheritance
  • Protected inheritance
  • Derived class constructors
  • Constructors in single inheritance with arguments
  • Multiple inheritance
  • Constructors in multiple inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Pointers to objects
  • Early binding
  • Virtual function
  • Late binding
  • Pure virtual function
  • Abstract base class and Concrete derived class
  • Terminologies used for data files
  • Streams and files
  • Opening files
  • File operation modes
  • Testing file open operation
  • Formatted input/ output
  • Detecting ?End-of-file? (EOF)
  • Writing and reading single characters
  • Reading one line from a file
  • Binary input/ output
  • Writing and reading in binary mode
  • Writing and reading objects into files
  • Random access files
  • Output on the printer
  • Polymorphism
  • Pointers to objects
  • Early binding
  • Virtual function
  • Late binding
  • Pure virtual function
  • Abstract base class and Concrete derived class
  • The bitwise & (And) operator
  • The bitwise | (or) operator
  • The bitwise ^ (XOR) operator
  • The bitwise ~ (compliment) operator
  • The left-shift (<<) operator
  • The right-shift (>>) operator