Programming with C++Courseware

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Programming with C++ Courseware Introduction: Three Day Course

C++ is an object-oriented programming language. It is an extension of C with a major addition of the class construct features. C++ is a superset of C, and any valid C program can also be a valid C++ program. The C++ adds features to C like, classes, inheritance, function overloading and operator overloading. This helps to create abstract data types, inherit properties from existing data types and support polymorphism, this makes C++ an object-oriented language.

Courseware Contents

Our Programming with C++ Courseware contains the following:

1.Introduction to C++ Introduction Programming techniques Evolution of C++ C++ and Object-Oriented Programming Structure of a C++ program First C++ Program Header files Compiling a C++ Program	2.Elements of C++ language Introduction Identifiers Keywords Data types Built-in types Specifiers Exercise 2:1: Use of Specifiers User defined datatype (Typedef) Enumerations (enum) Exercise 2:2: Use of enumeration Variables Exercise 2:3: Use of variables. Exercise 2:4: Use of Variables Constants Expressions Statements
3.Operators Introduction Arithmetic Operators Exercise 3:1: Use of arithmetic operators. Increment and Decrement Operator Exercise 3:2: Use of increment and decrement operators. Assignment Operators Relational operators Exercise 3:3: Use of Relational Operators. Logical Operators Exercise 3:4: Use of Relational and logical operators Exercise 3:5: Use of Logical Operator. Conditional (Ternary) Operator Exercise 3:6: Use of Conditional Operator. Bitwise operators Exercise 3:7: Use of Bitwise Operators Shift operators Exercise 3:8: Use of Bitwise Operator shiftleft Using Class Comma operator Exercise 3:9: Use of Comma Operator. sizeof() Operator Exercise 3:10: Use of sizeof() Operator Type Casting Operators Exercise 3:11: Use of Type Casting Operator precedence	4.Control Statements Introduction If Statement Exercise 4:1: Use of if-else statement Switch Statement Exercise 4:2: Use of Switch statement While Loop Statement Exercise 4:3: Use of While Loop Exercise 4:4: Use of While Loop Do-while Statement Exercise 4:5: Use of do-while loop. For Loop Statement Exercise 4:6: Use of For Loop statement Jump statement Exercise 4:7: Use of Break statement Exercise 4:8: Use of Continue statement Return Statement Goto statement Exercise 4:9: Use of Goto and Return statement
5.Functions Introduction Function declaration Function definition Exercise 5:1: Use of Functions. Exercise 5:2: Use of Function Exercise 5:3: Use of Default values in functions Argument Passing Arguments Passed by Value Exercise 5:4: Use of Arguments passing by value Argument Passed by reference Exercise 5:5: Use of Passing parameters by reference Exercise 5:6: Use of Passing parameters by reference Recursion Inline Functions Exercise 5:7: Use of inline function. Storage allocation Exercise 5:8: Use of Global variable Exercise 5:9: Use of Static Variables Overloading Functions	6.Arrays & Pointers Introduction to Arrays Declaring Arrays Exercise 6:1: Use of integer array. Initializing arrays Accessing the array values Exercise 6:2: Use of Array. Multidimensional Arrays Exercise 6:3: Use of Multidimensional Array Exercise 6:4: Use of pseudo-multidimensional array char Arrays Exercise 6:5: Use of char Array Arrays as parameters Exercise 6:6: Use of Arrays as parameters Introduction to Pointers Pointer Declaration Pointer Initialization Exercise 6:7: Use of Pointers. Pointers with const keyword Exercise 6:8: Use of Pointers with const keyword Pointers and arrays Exercise 6:9: Use of Pointers and Arrays. Arithmetic of pointers Exercise 6:10: Use of Pointer Arithmetic. Pointers to pointers Exercise 6:11: Use of Pointer to Pointers. Pointers to Functions Exercise 6:12: Use of Pointers to Function. Dynamic memory allocation Exercise 6:13: Use of Dynamic Memory Allocation
7.Structures & Unions Introduction to Structures Structure initialization Exercise 7:1: Use of Structures Exercise 7:2: Use of Accessing structure variables. Pointers to structures Exercise 7:3: Use of Pointers to Structures Introduction to Unions Exercise 7:4: Use of Union Exercise 7:5: Use of Bit-field using Union Anonymous unions Exercise 7:6: Use of Anonymous Union	8.Object-Oriented Programming Introduction Objects Classes Exercise 8:1: Use of Class Encapsulation Data Abstraction Constructors Exercise 8:2: Use of Constructor Exercise 8:3: Use of Unions with constructors and member functions Destructors Exercise 8:4: Use of Constructors and Destructors Inheritance Exercise 8:5: Use of Inheritance Inherited from the base class Exercise 8:6: Use of Contructor and Derivated classes Exercise 8:7: Derived classes Multiple inheritance Exercise 8:8: Use of Multiple inheritance Exercise 8:9: Use of virtual base Polymorphism Exercise 8:10: Use of Polymorphism Virtual Functions Exercise 8:11: Use of Virtual Function Operator Overloading Operators that can’t be overloaded Exercise 8:12: Use of Overloading operator Exercise 8:13: Use of Overloading operator Function overloading Exercise 8:14: Use of Function overloading Exercise 8:15: Use of Function Overloading Overloading Constructors Exercise 8:16: Use of Overloading Constructor Friends Function Exercise 8:17: Use of Friend function Exercise 8:18: Use of Friend class
9.File I/O Introduction Opening a file Reading from a file Exercise 9:1: Reading from a file Exercise 9:2: Reading from a file Writing to a File Exercise 9:3: Writing to a file Closing a file Exercise 9:4: Closing a file and use of member function Text mode files Exercsie 9:5: Writing on a text file. Reading a text file Exercsie 9:6: Reading a text file Binary files Exercise 9:7: Reading a binary file Buffers and Synchronization Exercise 9:8: Error opening file Exercise 9:9: Open, Read and Write in a file.	10.Streams Introduction Streams and Buffers Standard I/O Objects Redirection Using cin and cout Exercise 10:1:Using cin and cout function Exercise 10:2: Use of cin and cout Using get() with No Parameters Using get() with a Character Reference Parameter Strings from Standard Input Exercise 10:3: Use of get() with character array Exercise 10:4: Use of cin with strings Using cin.ignore() Exercise 10:5: Use of cin.ignore() peek() and putback() Exercise 10:6: Use of peek() and putback() Using put() and write() Functions Exercise 10:7: Use of write() Using cout.width() Exercise 10:8: Use of cout.width() Setting the fill() Characters Exercise 10:9: Use of fill() character Using setf() Exercise 10:10: Use of setf() function Streams Versus the printf() Function Exercise 10:11: Use of printf() Command-Line Processing Exercise 10:12: Use of Command-line
11.Exceptions Handling Introduction Exception handling Exercise 11:1: Use of Exception Handling Exercise 11:2: Use of Exception with multiple catch blocks. Catch block Exercise 11:3: Use of Catch block Exercise 11:4: Use of Multiple catch blocks Standard exceptions Exercise 11:5: Use of Standard Exception Bugs Debugger Breakpoints	12.Templates Introduction to Templates Exercise 12:1: Use of Template Class templates Exercise 12:2: Use of Class Templates Template specialization Exercise 12:3: Use of Template specialization Parameter values for templates Exercise 12:4: Use of Template parameters Templates and multiple-file projects Standard Template Library (STL) Exercise 12:5: Use of Templates Namespaces Exercise 12:6: Use of Namespaces Exercise 12:7: Use of namespace alias definition Vector Class Exercise 12:8: Use of Vector class Iterator Exercise 12:9: Use of iterator Advanced Class Type-casting typeid Exercise 12:10: Use of typeid, typeinfo
13. Exercises and Solutions Exercise 13:1: Use of arithmetic operators Exercise 13:2: Use of Bitwise Operators Exercise 13:3: Use of Function Exercise 13:4: Use of Function Exercise 13:5: Use of Function Exercise 13:6: Use of cout and cin Exercise 13:7: Use of cout and cin Exercise 13:8: Sorting the numbers Exercise 13:9: Use of Arrays Exercise 13:10: Two dimentional array Exercise 13:11: Use of Array Exercise 13:12: Use of cout and cin Exercise 13:13: Memory Management Exercise 13:14: Use of structures Exercise 13:15: Use of structures Exercise 13:16: Use of structures Exercise 13:17: Use of Union	13. Exercises and Solutions (cont.) Exercise 13:18: Use of Inheritance Exercise 13:19: Use of Inheritance Exercise 13:20: Use of Multiple levels of inheritance Exercise 13:21: Use of Function Overloading Exercise 13:22: Modify the record Exercise 13:23: Read the record Exercise 13:24: Delete the record Exercise 13:25: Read the record after delection Exercise 13:26: Display the record Exercise 13:27: Add, Modify, Delete, Enquire and Print the file Exercise 13:28: Get Name, Age, Sex, Degree and Print Exercise 13:29: Get Name, Age and Print it Exercise 13:30: Use of Friend function Exercise 13:31: Use of Class Exercise 13:32: Use of Operator Over Loading Exercise 13:32: Use of Operator Over Loading

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Programming with C++Courseware

The Courseware Shop offers two courseware levels of Programming with C/ C++courseware, as follows: