How to Program in C++ from Beginner to Professional

How to Program in C++ from Beginner to Professional, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4, with 82 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 75 reviews, and has 2305 subscribers.

You will learn about Program in C++ Create full programs in C++ Write good, clean and well structured code Apply best coding practices and write professional code This course is ideal for individuals who are This C++ course is meant for people new to C++ or programming in general and those looking for a quick refresher. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you if youre at the intermediate or senior level looking to learn advanced C++ concepts. It is particularly useful for This C++ course is meant for people new to C++ or programming in general and those looking for a quick refresher. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you if youre at the intermediate or senior level looking to learn advanced C++ concepts. .

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Title: How to Program in C++ from Beginner to Professional

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 82

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Program in C++

Create full programs in C++

Write good, clean and well structured code

Apply best coding practices and write professional code

Who Should Attend

This C++ course is meant for people new to C++ or programming in general and those looking for a quick refresher. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you if youre at the intermediate or senior level looking to learn advanced C++ concepts.

Target Audiences

This C++ course is meant for people new to C++ or programming in general and those looking for a quick refresher. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you if youre at the intermediate or senior level looking to learn advanced C++ concepts.

This course teaches C++ from beginner to professional. Learn best practices and programming standards that can be applied to any language and apply them to write clean, well structured and professional C++ code. Follow hands-on video tutorials that teach how to develop full programs in C++ through real practical examples. Write code, create programs, compile and run code. Learn what software you need, how to install and setup your environment. A complete course to learn how to program in C++.

There are no additional costs for software because all the software used in this course is free and open source. We cover a few different tools to provide you with options. Learn the essential tools to make C++ developmenteasier and increase your productivity.

This course should be done at your own pace and some lessons you may want to review a couple times due to their importance. This course is structured covering simple but essential concepts first, then moving to more advanced concepts and then reinforcing best practices that will empower you to write professional production quality C++ code. This course is also quick reference friendly for people with limited time that want to focus on learning a specific concept or code periodically. The C++ lectures are arranged in a logical order but can be watched in any order as each focuses on a complete concept being taught in the lecture. C++ source code is provided including shell programs and C++ make files that you can use as starting points and templates in our own development.

Take this course if you want to learn C++, build complete C++ programs, maintain C++ programs in your work, freelance in C++, get a quick refresher on the language, use this as a programming reference course, get C++ source code to learn from or use and learn best practices to write professional code. Get Started now in learning C++.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome and Introduction

Lecture 1: C++ Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Getting Help and Support Learning C++

Lecture 3: Welcome to C++ and Meet Your Instructor

Lecture 4: Video Clarity and Optimization

Lecture 5: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Chapter 2: Software & Tools Overview

Lecture 1: Where Do I Write C++ Code? What is a Good IDE for C++?

Chapter 3: Setup and Tools on Windows

Lecture 1: Code::Blocks IDE Code Editor Setup on Windows

Lecture 2: Install Sublime Code Editor – Windows

Lecture 3: Install Atom Text Editor and Setup on Windows

Lecture 4: Install Notepad++ Text Editor on Windows

Lecture 5: Windows Command Prompt – Font Customizations

Chapter 4: Setup and Tools on a Mac

Lecture 1: Code::Blocks IDE Code Editor with Setup on Mac

Lecture 2: Code::Blocks Permissions Setup

Lecture 3: Code::Blocks on Mac – Plugins and Solving Crashing

Lecture 4: Sublime Text Editor with Setup on Mac

Lecture 5: Atom Text Editor with Setup on Mac

Chapter 5: Software & Tool Common Features & Functionality

Lecture 1: Create New C++ File in Code::Blocks

Lecture 2: Code::Blocks IDE Options & Settings

Lecture 3: Compile C++ Code in Sublime and Code::Blocks

Lecture 4: Code::Blocks Build & Run Errors – Virus Scanners

Chapter 6: Programming and C++ Language Essentials

Lecture 1: Includes

Lecture 2: Main Function – Where it Starts!

Lecture 3: Functions in C++ – Part 1

Lecture 4: Functions in C++ – Part 2

Lecture 5: Data Input and Output in C++ (Get and Return Data)

Lecture 6: Create a Hello World Program

Lecture 7: Operators in C++ – Nuts and Bolts

Lecture 8: Variables in C++ Part 1

Lecture 9: Variables in C++ Part 2

Lecture 10: C++ Constants

Lecture 11: C++ Constants – Part 2

Lecture 12: Overview: Includes, Namespaces & The Standard Library

Lecture 13: C++ Shell Program – This is a Template to use to Start and Build Your Programs!

Chapter 7: Data Types in C++

Lecture 1: String C++ Data Type

Lecture 2: Integer C++ Data Type

Lecture 3: Integer Data Type Recap

Lecture 4: bool C++ Data Type

Lecture 5: char C++ Data Type

Lecture 6: double C++ Data Type

Lecture 7: float C++ Data Type

Lecture 8: Write A Simple C++ Program

Lecture 9: Expand a Simple C++ Program to Obtain User Input

Chapter 8: Conditional Statements and Logic – If and Else Statements

Lecture 1: If Statements and Conditions

Lecture 2: Else Statements and Conditions

Lecture 3: Condition Operator Overview

Lecture 4: If and Else Condition Quick Recap Overview

Chapter 9: How Do I Get User Data Into My C++ Program and What Can I Do with It?

Lecture 1: Getting Data Into a C++ Program Part 1

Lecture 2: Getting Data Into a C++ Program Part 2 – Multiple Values

Lecture 3: Getting Data Into a C++ Program Part 3 – Data Manipulation

Lecture 4: Exercise A: Create a Program

Chapter 10: Arrays, Vectors and Collections in C++

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Vectors

Chapter 11: C++ Loops and Iterations – Iterate Code and Execute Logic

Lecture 1: Creating and Working with For Loops – Part 1

Lecture 2: Creating and Working with For Loop – Part 2

Lecture 3: Creating and Working with While Loops

Lecture 4: Creating and Working with Do While Loops

Lecture 5: Write a Simple Counter C++ Program

Chapter 12: Class and Struct Objects in C++

Lecture 1: What is a Member?

Lecture 2: C++ Classes – Part 1

Lecture 3: C++ Classes – Part 2 – Constructors

Lecture 4: C++ Classes – Part 3 – Destructors & Multiple Constructors

Lecture 5: C++ Classes – Overview

Lecture 6: C++ Structs – Data Structures

Lecture 7: Public, Private and Protected – Is There a Difference?

Lecture 8: Write a Simple C++ Program Using Classes

Chapter 13: Common Errors, Error Handling, Debugging and Troubleshooting in C++

Lecture 1: Common C++ Errors for Beginners – Watch Out!

Lecture 2: C++ Compile and Runtime Errors – There Is A Difference

Lecture 3: Try and Catch Blocks and Handling Exceptions

Chapter 14: Make Files and Automated Builds

Lecture 1: Creating a C++ Makefile

Lecture 2: C++ Makefile with Debug Information

Chapter 15: General Programming Concepts

Lecture 1: C++ Code Scope and Code Blocks – Where Code Lives

Chapter 16: Best Coding Practices for C++ Developers – Be Professional

Lecture 1: What is Refactoring?

Lecture 2: Indenting C++ Code to Keep It Clean and Readable

Lecture 3: Proper Naming In C++ – Whats the Big Deal About a Name?

Lecture 4: Commenting C++ Code and the Importance of It – Whos Next?

Chapter 17: Going Paid Professional & the Next Steps to C++ Experience

Lecture 1: Going Professional – Seeking Experience

Lecture 2: Considerations for Professional Work

Chapter 18: The Challenge – Benchmarking Skills Developed and Knowledge Learned

Lecture 1: Exercise Final: Create a Program Using Classes

Instructors

Remi Blais
Senior Software Engineer, Project Manager, IT Expert

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 21 votes

4 stars: 22 votes

5 stars: 25 votes

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