C, C++ Training

C/C++ are the general-purpose computer programming languages. Although they were designed for implementing system software, they are also widely used for developing portable application software.

These includes concepts of program specification and design, algorithm development, and coding and testing using a modern software development environment.Students learn how to write programs in an object-oriented high level programming anguage.

Topics covered include fundamentals of algorithms, flowcharts, problem solving, programming concepts, classes and methods, control structures, arrays, and strings.

C++ Course Contents :

Introduction:

• Course Prerequisites
• Course Objectives
• LCourse Delivery
• Course Practicals
• Course Structure

An Overview of OO Programming and C++:

• Review of OOP principles
• Behaviour, state, identity,inheritance, polymorphism
• History and evolution of C++
• Key features of C++
• C++ as a better and safer C

The Class Approach:

• Grouping of data and functionality
• Syntax of a class declaration
• Syntax of use
• Public and private
• Abstract Data Types
• Program structure

Providing Class Functionality:

• Member functions
• Function overloading
• Default arguments
• Ambiguities
• Anonymous arguments
• Resolving scope conflicts
• The Scope resolution operator
• The this pointer

Object :

• Life of an object
• Constructors
• operator new
• Death of an object
• Destructors
• operator delete
• Dynamic arrays

Efficiency and Integrity Issues:

• Enumerations
• Const declarations
• Const member functions
• Const member data
• Inline function mechanism
• Reference variables

Composite Classes:

• An opportunity for reuse
• Scoping and initialisation
• Order of construction
• Member Initialisation lists
• Use of fundamental classes

Associative Classes:

• Delegating class functionality
• Dynamic associations
• Custody and lifetime
• Constant associations

Operator Overloading:

• Operator functions
• Unary operators
• Binary operators
• Global operators
• Member operators
• Subscript operators
• Input operators
• Output operators
• Guidelines

Class Properties:

• Static data members
• Static member functions
• Nested types
• Forward declarations
• Friend classes

Container Classes:

• Organising collections of objects
• Template classes
• vector
• list
• Iterators
• Template functions
• Algorithms
• Using the Standard Library

Copying and Conversions:

• The copy assignment operator
• Copy constructors
• Conversions to a class object
• Conversions from a class object

Inheritance:

• Extension of existing classes
• Notation, syntax, terminology
• Protected members
• Scoping and initialisation
• Multiple inheritance
• Abstract base classes
• Guidelines

Polymorphism:

• Modified class behaviour
• Virtual functions
• virtual destructors
• Late binding
• Inside the virtual function mechanism
• Pure virtual functions
• Use of pointers to base type
• Guidelines