C++ Programming Course Complete Beginner to Advanced

C++ Programming Course – Complete Beginner to Advanced, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 253 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 56 subscribers.

You will learn about Data Structures Algorithms Programming Problem solving C++ Language This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to Advance C++ Programmer It is particularly useful for Beginner to Advance C++ Programmer.

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Title: C++ Programming Course – Complete Beginner to Advanced

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 253

Number of Published Lectures: 252

Number of Curriculum Items: 253

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 252

Original Price: ?2,999

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What You Will Learn

Data Structures

Algorithms

Programming

Problem solving

C++ Language

Who Should Attend

Beginner to Advance C++ Programmer

Target Audiences

Beginner to Advance C++ Programmer

Get a complete beginner-friendly C++ programming course to learn the C++ language from scratch to an advanced level. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to advance your skills, this advanced C++ course covers all the essential and advanced topics in C++ to help you become a master in C++ programming.

Start with the fundamentals of C++, including basic syntax, variables, data types, operators, expressions, and input/output streams. Also, learn about control structures like conditional statements and looping constructs. Get deeper into core C++ concepts such as functions, arrays, strings, and pointers, object-oriented programming (OOP)

Advance your C++ coding skills with complex topics including multiple inheritance, virtual functions, abstract classes, dynamic polymorphism, and friend functions.

This C++ Course will teach you advanced data structures also like linked lists, trees, and graphs. Gain proficiency in the Standard Template Library (STL) by learning about vectors, lists, maps, and iterators.

Not only will you be learning C++ from an expert programmer, but you’ll also be guided by an instructor with years of successful teaching experience. This ensures that you will learn C++ correctly and efficiently. You can take this course with confidence, knowing you will master C++ in the shortest possible timeframe.

Who Should Enroll:

Beginners:Those new to programming who want to build a strong foundation in C++.

Students:College and university students studying computer science or related fields, looking to enhance their programming skills.

IT Professionals: System administrators, software engineers, and IT specialists seeking to add C++ to their skill set.

Aspiring Competitive Programmers: Those interested in participating in coding competitions like GeeksforGeeks, Codeforces, CodeChef, AtCoder, or other renowned platforms.

Prerequisites:

Basic Computer Literacy: Familiarity with using a computer, including navigating files and folders.

Basic Mathematical Skills: An understanding of basic mathematics is recommended.

Interest in Programming:No prior programming experience required, just a willingness to learn and practice.

Course Materials:

Online Resources:Access to coding platforms and exercises for hands-on practice.

Software: Guidance on setting up the C++ development environment.

Instructor:

The C++ course is developed and taught by industry experts and competitive programming enthusiasts, including GeeksforGeeks CEO Mr. Sandeep Jain, who brings their years of experience and expertise to provide you with the best learning experience.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Background Part 1 (IO Devices, CPU and Memory)

Lecture 2: Background Part 2 (Computer Organization & Operating System)

Lecture 3: Why Do We Need Programming Languages

Lecture 4: C++ Introduction

Lecture 5: C++ Standards and Implementations

Lecture 6: How do C++ Programs Run

Lecture 7: Basic Programming Terminology

Lecture 8: First C++ Program

Lecture 9: Comments in C++

Chapter 2: VARIABLES AND DATA TYPES

Lecture 1: Variables in C++

Lecture 2: Variable Naming Rules

Lecture 3: Operator sizeof in C++

Lecture 4: Global Variables and Scope

Lecture 5: Ranges of Data Types in C++

Lecture 6: Static Variables in C++

Lecture 7: Const in C++

Lecture 8: Auto Keyword in C++

Lecture 9: Swap Two Numbers

Lecture 10: Literals in C++

Lecture 11: Type Conversion C++

Chapter 3: INPUT OUTPUT IN C++

Lecture 1: Input Output Introduction in C++

Lecture 2: Output in C++

Lecture 3: Input in C++

Lecture 4: A Buffering Example in C++

Lecture 5: Escape Sequences in C++

Lecture 6: IO Manipulation

Lecture 7: Floating Point Default Print Format

Lecture 8: Floating point Manipulating Default Format

Lecture 9: Floating Point Fixed and Scientific

Chapter 4: OPERATORS

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Assignment Operators

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators

Lecture 4: Logical Operators

Lecture 5: Operator Precedence and Associativity

Lecture 6: Binary Representation of Negative Numbers

Lecture 7: Bitwise Operators in CPP (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Bitwise Operators in CPP (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Day Before N days

Lecture 10: Last Digit of a Number

Lecture 11: Sum of N Natural Numbers

Lecture 12: Arithmetic Progression

Lecture 13: Geometric Progression

Chapter 5: FLOW CONTROL

Lecture 1: If Else Syntax in C++

Lecture 2: If Else Example in C++

Lecture 3: Else If with Example

Lecture 4: Nested If Else with Example

Lecture 5: Switch in C++

Lecture 6: Even Odd Game

Lecture 7: Largest of Three Numbers

Lecture 8: Leap Year

Lecture 9: Simple Calculator

Chapter 6: FUNCTION

Lecture 1: Functions in C++

Lecture 2: How Functions Work in C++?

Lecture 3: Applications of Functions

Lecture 4: Function declaration & definition

Lecture 5: Default Arguments in C++ Functions

Lecture 6: Inline Function

Lecture 7: Function Overloading

Lecture 8: Practice Problems on C++ Functions

Lecture 9: First Digit of a Number

Lecture 10: Prime Factorization

Chapter 7: LOOPS

Lecture 1: Loops in C++

Lecture 2: While in C++

Lecture 3: For Loop in C++

Lecture 4: Do While Loop in C++

Lecture 5: Break in C++

Lecture 6: Continue in C++

Lecture 7: Nested Loops in C++

Lecture 8: Patterns

Lecture 9: Triangle Pattern

Lecture 10: Inverted Triangle

Lecture 11: Square Pattern

Lecture 12: Count Digits of a Number

Lecture 13: All Divisors of a Number

Lecture 14: Factorial of a Number

Lecture 15: GCD of Two Numbers

Lecture 16: LCM of Two Numbers

Lecture 17: Fibonacci Numbers

Lecture 18: Check for prime

Lecture 19: Table of a Number

Lecture 20: Binary to Decimal 0 Report

Lecture 21: Decimal to Binary 0 Report

Lecture 22: Next Prime Number

Chapter 8: ARRAY

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays in C++

Lecture 2: Declaring and Initializing Arrays

Lecture 3: Accessing Array Elements in C++ 0 Report

Lecture 4: Size of an Array in C++

Lecture 5: Array Traversal in C++

Lecture 6: Different Types of Arrays in C++

Lecture 7: Check if Array is Sorted

Lecture 8: Count Distinct in an Array

Lecture 9: Sum of an Array

Instructors

GeeksforGeeks (GfG)
GeeksforGeeks

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