Qt 6 Core Beginners with C++

Qt 6 Core Beginners with C++, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 149 lectures, 15 quizzes, based on 2562 reviews, and has 47453 subscribers.

You will learn about C++ for beginners C++ programming Qt Qt 6 Core Variables Scope Pointers QObject Command line programs Input and output Flow control Functions Signals and slots Casting Error handling Templates QString class QList class QVariant class QMap class QVector Class QTimer Class qDebug, qInfo, qWarning, qCritical, qFatal Qt property system Getters and setters This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to learn the basics of C++ and Qt 6 It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to learn the basics of C++ and Qt 6.

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Summary

Title: Qt 6 Core Beginners with C++

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 149

Number of Quizzes: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 149

Number of Published Quizzes: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 179

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 179

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

C++ for beginners

C++ programming

Qt

Qt 6 Core

Variables

Scope

Pointers

QObject

Command line programs

Input and output

Flow control

Functions

Signals and slots

Casting

Error handling

Templates

QString class

QList class

QVariant class

QMap class

QVector Class

QTimer Class

qDebug, qInfo, qWarning, qCritical, qFatal

Qt property system

Getters and setters

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanting to learn the basics of C++ and Qt 6

Target Audiences

Anyone wanting to learn the basics of C++ and Qt 6

Learn cross platform programming with Qt and C++, write once, build anywhere – Qt runs on virtually anything. You probably have applications built with Qt running on your computer, smart phone, television, and other electronics.

No experience necessary, this is a beginners course that will teach you the foundations of both Qt 6 and C++. This course is meant as a direct replacement for an introduction to C++ class. This course starts off with simple topics such as “what is a variable” and ends with some basic Qt classes and how to work with them. The main focus of this course is to get the student a solid foundation to move forward from. At the end of this course you will be able to create basic applications using C++ and Qt 6. This course is a complete re-record of my award winning Qt 5 for beginners course, covering new material along with using CMAKE instead of QMAKE.

We will start with basic foundational concepts such as variables and each section moves into more complex topics such as templates, classes, error handling and how to use some of the Qt 6 classes includes in the core library. This course uses C++ and Qt Creator which is the best IDE for developing cross platform applications using Qt that can run on Windows, Mac, Linux, embedded devices such as a raspberry pi, iPhone and Android.

This is the starting point for all other Qt 6 courses on that are coming soon to Udemy as I re-record them with the newest technology.

Qt 6 Core Intermediate

Qt 6 Core Advanced

Qt 6 Widgets

Qt 6 QML

Qt 6 Design Patterns

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What does this course cover

Lecture 2: What this course doesnt cover

Lecture 3: Who should take this course

Lecture 4: Course prerequisites

Lecture 5: If you already know C++

Lecture 6: Who is the instructor

Lecture 7: Raw and unfiltered

Lecture 8: Qt overview

Lecture 9: Courses overview

Lecture 10: Qt is massive

Lecture 11: What, why, how, recap

Lecture 12: Goals of this course

Lecture 13: What is Qt

Lecture 14: What can you make with Qt

Lecture 15: Downloading

Lecture 16: Installing

Lecture 17: Installation notes

Lecture 18: Installing on Windows

Lecture 19: Windows notes

Lecture 20: Installing on Mac

Lecture 21: Mac notes

Lecture 22: Installing on Linux

Lecture 23: Linux notes

Lecture 24: Exploring the IDE

Lecture 25: Installation issues

Lecture 26: Bugs

Lecture 27: Reviews and feedback

Lecture 28: Source Code

Lecture 29: About the videos

Chapter 2: Intro to C++

Lecture 1: What is C++

Lecture 2: Why use C++

Lecture 3: What can you make with C++

Lecture 4: Challenges with C++

Lecture 5: C++ build process

Lecture 6: C++ Qt build process

Lecture 7: Expect issues

Lecture 8: C++ Standard Library

Lecture 9: How Qt uses C++

Lecture 10: How much C++ will we cover

Chapter 3: First steps

Lecture 1: Hello world

Lecture 2: Examining the build process

Lecture 3: Comments

Lecture 4: Coding standards, styles and conventions

Chapter 4: Variables and Constants

Lecture 1: Intro to variables

Lecture 2: What is a variable

Lecture 3: Intro to data types

Lecture 4: Data types

Lecture 5: Intro to constants

Lecture 6: Constants

Lecture 7: Enums

Lecture 8: Structs

Lecture 9: Intro to arrays

Lecture 10: Arrays

Lecture 11: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 12: Assignment operators

Lecture 13: Comparison operators

Lecture 14: Logical operators

Chapter 5: Input and Output

Lecture 1: cout

Lecture 2: cin

Lecture 3: cerr

Lecture 4: QDebug

Chapter 6: Flow control

Lecture 1: Intro to flow control

Lecture 2: What is flow control

Lecture 3: If statement

Lecture 4: If and else statements

Lecture 5: Ternary

Lecture 6: Switch

Lecture 7: Intro to loops

Lecture 8: Do loops

Lecture 9: Intro to for loops

Lecture 10: For loops

Lecture 11: Example Age calculator

Chapter 7: Functions

Lecture 1: What are functions

Lecture 2: Intro to functions

Lecture 3: Function params

Lecture 4: Function flow control

Lecture 5: Overloading

Lecture 6: By ref and by value

Lecture 7: Functions in structs

Lecture 8: Returning values

Instructors

Bryan Cairns
Computer Guru

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