Learn C++ File Handling Full Course With (Console) Project

Learn C++ File Handling Full Course With (Console) Project, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 78 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 47 reviews, and has 316 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn the basics of C++ File Handling in an easy way Students will learn to make a console-based project in C++ based on file handling concepts Students will learn to write C++ programs which teach them how to implement basic file handling functions and concepts How to use different file handling functions like get(), put(), read(), write(), rdbuff(), getline() and many more How to open and close files binary and text files & How to use file pointers and their related functions What are error flags and how to handles errors while reading/writing to filesWhat are binary files and why are they preferred over text files Learn to add, delete, update, search records of students in the database Learn to implement concepts & make project after doing C++ beginners level course Learn how to create mini-database( which is a binary file) that contains records of students Learn to create Result Calculation System that calculates the result of whole class & also shows individual student result. This course is ideal for individuals who are C++ Intermediate students who just completed C++ beginners level course and know C++ basics. or Who want to learn the topic of file handling in C++ from scratch and implement it by making a mini-database as its project It is particularly useful for C++ Intermediate students who just completed C++ beginners level course and know C++ basics. or Who want to learn the topic of file handling in C++ from scratch and implement it by making a mini-database as its project.

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Title: Learn C++ File Handling Full Course With (Console) Project

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will Learn

Students will learn the basics of C++ File Handling in an easy way

Students will learn to make a console-based project in C++ based on file handling concepts

Students will learn to write C++ programs which teach them how to implement basic file handling functions and concepts

How to use different file handling functions like get(), put(), read(), write(), rdbuff(), getline() and many more

How to open and close files binary and text files & How to use file pointers and their related functions

What are error flags and how to handles errors while reading/writing to filesWhat are binary files and why are they preferred over text files

Learn to add, delete, update, search records of students in the database

Learn to implement concepts & make project after doing C++ beginners level course

Learn how to create mini-database( which is a binary file) that contains records of students

Learn to create Result Calculation System that calculates the result of whole class & also shows individual student result.

Who Should Attend

C++ Intermediate students who just completed C++ beginners level course and know C++ basics.

Who want to learn the topic of file handling in C++ from scratch and implement it by making a mini-database as its project

Target Audiences

C++ Intermediate students who just completed C++ beginners level course and know C++ basics.

Who want to learn the topic of file handling in C++ from scratch and implement it by making a mini-database as its project

If you want to learn how file handling in C++, you are the just in the right place. If you are familiar with C++ basics like data types, I/O statements, arrays, pointers, structures, classes then you are perfectly ready to take this course.

You do not need to now the basics of File Handling as we just started this topic from scratch and after understanding the basic topics, we will jump to create a project so that students can apply what they have learnt.

After this course you will be able to

· Learn the basics of C++ File Handling in an easy way

· Write C++ programs which teach them how to implement basic file handling functions and concepts

· Open and close files binary and text files

· Use different file handling functions like get(), put(), read(), write(), rdbuff(), getline() and many more.

· Use file pointers and their related functions

· Know what are binary files and why are they preferred over text files.

· Learn what are error flags and how to handles errors while reading/writing to files

· Make a console-based project in C++ based on file handling concepts.

· Add, delete, update, search records of students in the database

· Implement concepts & make project after doing C++ beginners level course

· Create mini-database( which is a binary file) that contains records of students

· Create Result Calculation System that calculates the result of whole class & also shows individual student result.

To provide a hands-on experience, the course basically creates a project that teaches how to create a mini-database using the concept of File Handling in C++. Once created, course teaches students how to use C++ File Handling Concepts to create, search, update and delete records in the database(a binary file is used as database to store students records). It also teaches how to retrieve records of students and show the class result or individual student result on the output screen. These all functions are performed by one program in C++ which is the project that we will teach students how to create and run that program.

The course contains over 9 hours of great video content. To see if you like the way I teach, you can have a look at the free videos and make your decision. Over 21,000 students bought my courses and majority are satisfied. If you do not like the course, remember that you can request a full refund within 30 days but I guarantee your satisfaction.

If you have any questions regarding this course or regarding C++ basics, feel free to ask anytime. I will happily answer them and would love to assist you in your journey of learning the language.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction To the Course

Lecture 2: What are Streams in C++ ?

Chapter 2: Introduction to File Handling in C++ (in detail)

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: What in File Handling in C++ in detail

Lecture 3: Some File Handling Concepts

Lecture 4: Why Do We Need File Handling ?

Lecture 5: Header Files For File Handling

Lecture 6: Types of Files Used in C++

Lecture 7: Download & Install Dev C++

Chapter 3: Handling Text Files in C++ & Error Detection

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Demo : Example 1 : Write data to text File

Lecture 3: Demo of Open Function & Introduction to open() function and its modes

Lecture 4: Demo of File Opening Modes

Lecture 5: Demo : Example # 2 : Open File and Reading data from the same file “File.txt

Lecture 6: Demo:Example 3: Intro: Writing & Reading data From Text Files using Strings

Lecture 7: Demo: Example 3(a): Writing data to text File using Strings with blanks

Lecture 8: Demo: Ex.3(b): Reading data from same File & using eof( ),getline( ) & good( )

Lecture 9: Introduction to Error Checking With Bits

Lecture 10: Demo: Example 4 : Intro: Checking File For Errors Using Error bits

Lecture 11: Demo : Example 4: Checking File For Errors in a program

Lecture 12: Demo: Ex 5:(a) Write/Read Character Data In Text File Using put() & get function

Lecture 13: Demo Ex 5 (b) Using rdbuff( ) function to read complete file data at once

Chapter 4: Handling Binary Files and What are File Pointers & Their Related Functions?

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: what are binary files ?

Lecture 3: Why are binary Files Preferred over text files ?

Lecture 4: Introduction to read( ) & write( ) function used for binary files

Lecture 5: Introduction to read( ) function

Lecture 6: Introduction to write( ) function

Lecture 7: File Pointers Introduction

Lecture 8: Using seekg( ) While File Reading

Lecture 9: Using tellg( ) while file reading

Lecture 10: Using seekp( ) function while file writing

Lecture 11: Using tellp( ) function while file writing

Lecture 12: Intro to Demo: Example 9: Moving file pointers to different positions in File

Lecture 13: Demo: Example 9: Moving File Pointers to different positions in the file

Chapter 5: Handling Binary Files By Reading and Writing Different Types Of Data to It

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Intro Demo:Ex 6 :Writing & Reading Array data from BinaryFile wth read()/write()

Lecture 3: Demo: Ex 6(a): Writing Array Data To Binary File

Lecture 4: Demo: Ex 6(b): Reading Array Data From Binary File

Lecture 5: Introduction to Demo: Example 7: Writing and Reading class object data from file

Lecture 6: Demo: Ex 7: Writing Class object data to binary file using write( ) function

Lecture 7: Demo: Ex 7: Reading class object from binary file using read( ) function

Lecture 8: Intro to Demo: Ex 7 (Extended): Writing Multiple objects to binary file

Lecture 9: Demo: Ex 7 (Extended) Writing/Reading multiple objects to binary file using loop

Lecture 10: Intro to Demo: Example 10: Adding OOP in File Handling Program

Lecture 11: Demo: Ex 10(a): Opening Ex 8 and saving as Ex 10

Lecture 12: Demo: Ex 10 (b): Adding OOP in file handling: Adding Diskout( ) Function

Lecture 13: Demo: Ex 10 (c): Adding Diskcount( ) Function in code

Lecture 14: Demo: Ex 10 (d): OOP in file handling: Adding DiskIn( ) Function

Lecture 15: Demo: Ex 10 (e): OOP in File Handling: Code Summary & Code Execution

Chapter 6: Project I:Introduction : Student Database Management & Result Calculation System

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Preview of Project Demo & Download Project Complete Source Code

Lecture 3: Dev C++ Installation

Lecture 4: How To Run Project In Dev C++

Lecture 5: How To Run Project in Visual Studio

Lecture 6: How To Run Project in Code Blocks

Lecture 7: Designing Home Screen Of Project

Chapter 7: Project II: Student Database Management System (SDMS) Implementation ( Part A )

Lecture 1: Creating student class & adding some member variables

Lecture 2: Adding getdata() function of class & creating class object in main function

Lecture 3: Adding other class functions e.g showdata(),Tabular Display() & getstudentrollno

Lecture 4: Adding ShowStudentRecord( ) function : (searches and displays student record)

Lecture 5: Adding Constructor to student class

Chapter 8: Project III: Student Database Management System (SDMS) Implementation ( Part B )

Lecture 1: Add Entry Menu ( ) Function that shows SDMS menu

Lecture 2: Display All Records : SDMS Menu Option 2 Implementation

Lecture 3: Add/Create Student Record : SDMS Menu Option 1 Implementation

Lecture 4: Search Student Record : SDMS Menu Option 3 Implementation

Lecture 5: Update Student Record : SDMS Menu Option 4 Implementation

Lecture 6: Update Case # 1

Lecture 7: Update Case # 2

Lecture 8: Update Case # 3

Lecture 9: Update Final Summary

Lecture 10: Delete Student Record : SDMS Menu Option 5 Implementation

Chapter 9: Project IV : Result Calculation System Implementation

Lecture 1: Creating Menu of Result Calculation System

Lecture 2: Show class Result : Result Calculation Menu Option 1

Lecture 3: Show Student Report Card : Result Calculation Menu Option 2

Lecture 4: Project Code Summary

Chapter 10: Course Summary

Lecture 1: File Handling Course Summary

Chapter 11: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Sarah Naseem
Software Engineer and Educator

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