Learn to Program with C++

Learn to Program with C++, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 108 lectures, based on 519 reviews, and has 4178 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create a functional app from start to finish using industry standard practices. Key coding concepts such as standard data types, variables, arithmetic expressions flow control, functions, classes, arrays, and pointers. Computing theory and mathematical principles strictly as they apply to everyday C++ coding This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch. or People who are wanting to move from HTML or CSS to full-on programming. or Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use. or People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations. It is particularly useful for Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch. or People who are wanting to move from HTML or CSS to full-on programming. or Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use. or People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Program with C++

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create a functional app from start to finish using industry standard practices.

Key coding concepts such as standard data types, variables, arithmetic expressions flow control, functions, classes, arrays, and pointers.

Computing theory and mathematical principles strictly as they apply to everyday C++ coding

Who Should Attend

Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch.

People who are wanting to move from HTML or CSS to full-on programming.

Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use.

People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

Target Audiences

Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch.

People who are wanting to move from HTML or CSS to full-on programming.

Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use.

People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this course.

As one of the most popular general purpose programming languages in the world, C++ can be used to create everything from small apps to complete video games and critical system drivers. Now you can get started with C++ in a step by step, hands-on video course, in far less time than trying on your own with this ultimate c plus plus tutorial .

In this 10 hour tutorial series, computer science professor Mike McMillan introduces you to the basics of programming in C++. With over 25 years of programming experience, 13 years of teaching, and having written 6 textbooks on programming, Mike offers the definitive guide to coding. Starting with the basics of the C++ programming language, this video tutorial covers all of the basic operations you need to start building your own programs with c plus plus programs

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: What You Need for this Course

Lecture 4: What You Need To Program

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Download Code Blocks

Lecture 2: Introducing Code Blocks

Chapter 3: Writing Your First C++ Program – Hello, World!

Lecture 1: Entering The Program

Lecture 2: Compiling And Running The Program

Lecture 3: Explaining The Program

Lecture 4: Syntax Highlighting

Lecture 5: Modifying The Hello World Program

Lecture 6: Finding And Correcting Errors

Lecture 7: Exercise Hello Viewer

Chapter 4: C++ Building Blocks – Data Types And Variables

Lecture 1: Introduction To Data Types

Lecture 2: Data Types int And double

Lecture 3: Data Types string,char,bool

Lecture 4: Variable Naming Rules

Lecture 5: Declare And Assign Variables

Lecture 6: Exercise Hello Personal

Chapter 5: C++ Input And Output

Lecture 1: cout Special Characters

Lecture 2: Formatted Output With iomanip

Lecture 3: Output With printf

Lecture 4: cin With Numbers

Lecture 5: cin With Strings

Lecture 6: Exercise

Chapter 6: Arithmetic Operators And Expressions

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Order Of Precedence

Lecture 3: Using Constants

Lecture 4: Using Math Library

Lecture 5: Mixing Data Types

Lecture 6: Exercise

Chapter 7: Making Decisions

Lecture 1: Relational Operators

Lecture 2: Logical Operators

Lecture 3: Simple if Statement

Lecture 4: if else Statement

Lecture 5: Nested if Statements

Lecture 6: if else if Statement

Lecture 7: if else if With Logical Operators

Lecture 8: Question And Answer

Lecture 9: Simple Calculator

Chapter 8: Performing Repetition

Lecture 1: while Loop Intro

Lecture 2: Count Controlled while Loops

Lecture 3: Sentinel Controlled while Loop

Lecture 4: Results Controlled while Loop

Lecture 5: for Loop – Part 1

Lecture 6: for Loop – Part 2

Lecture 7: Nested for Loops

Lecture 8: Exercise 1 – while Loop

Lecture 9: for Loop Exercises

Chapter 9: Functions

Lecture 1: Function Introduction – Part 1

Lecture 2: Function Introduction – Part 2

Lecture 3: Functions With Multiple Parameters

Lecture 4: Predicate Functions

Lecture 5: Void Functions Introduction

Lecture 6: Reference Parameters

Lecture 7: Function Exercises – Part 1

Lecture 8: Function Exercises – Part 2

Chapter 10: Vectors

Lecture 1: vector Introduction

Lecture 2: vector Initialization

Lecture 3: Adding Data To vector

Lecture 4: vector Data Access

Lecture 5: vectors And Functions

Lecture 6: Random Numbers

Lecture 7: Searching A vector

Lecture 8: vector Sort

Lecture 9: vector Exercise

Chapter 11: Arrays

Lecture 1: Array Introduction

Lecture 2: Working With Arrays

Lecture 3: Arrays In Functions

Lecture 4: 2D Arrays – Part 1

Lecture 5: 2D Arrays – Part 2

Lecture 6: Array Exercise 1

Lecture 7: Array Exercise 2

Lecture 8: Array Exercise 3

Chapter 12: Pointers

Lecture 1: Pointer Intro

Lecture 2: Pointer Declaration And Initialization

Lecture 3: Pointer Operations

Lecture 4: Pointers And Arrays

Lecture 5: sizeof Operator

Lecture 6: Pointer Parameters Fixed

Lecture 7: Exercise – Sorting An Array

Chapter 13: Classes And Object-Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Class Simple Example

Lecture 2: Class Data

Lecture 3: Class Constructors

Lecture 4: Class Accessors

Lecture 5: Class Functionality

Lecture 6: Exercise 1

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