C++ For Programmers

This lesson will cover C++ Basics: program structure, namespaces, user I/O, file I/O, and header files. It will also cover aspects of Udacity programming quizzes and user I/O.

Compilation and Execution in a Linux/Unix environment is discussed in this lesson.

In this lesson, arithmetic operations (including prefix and postfix) are taught.

This lesson covers: relational operators, logic operators, if, if-else, switch, for, while, and do-while loops.

This lesson is a quick overview of pointers in C++. The treatment is quick and superficial, with a more detailed treatment discussed in a later lesson.

Single and multi-dimensional arrays are discussed.

Declaring and defining functions is the topic of this course. Passing by reference, including passing arrays to functions are also discussed.

The basics of classes: defining and using them are discussed in this lesson.

Basic overloading of functions is discussed in this lesson.

Basic templates for both functions and classes are discussed in this lesson.

Inheritance, both singular and multiple are covered in this lesson.

Achieving Polymorphism by defining and implementing Virtual Functions is the purpose of this lesson.

Vectors are way better than arrays. Vectors and their iterators are covered in this lesson.

Students will practice answering C++ interview questions. The questions begin at a basic level and increase in difficulty.

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