Course Outline
C++ is a fully compiled object-oriented language, based heavily on C. C++ still holds a valid place in the enterprise, whether you are developing Windows applications or embedded real time operating systems running on black boxes. C++ is widely used in the manufacturing sector for real-time controls and workflow monitoring. C++ is also an excellent stepping stone to move into developing distributable applications and "thick client" windows applications using .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET.
Course Content
Our hands-on C++ training course has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus. If you have a technical question, please email sales@jbinternational.co.uk
This course will provide delegates with a sound base in object oriented concepts and the C++ programming language. Practical exercises are used throughout, using either Visual Studio or Visual Studio.NET (Visual C++) and simple code editors. No previous C++ programming experience is required.
C++ Programming Course Outline
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
Data abstraction
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
C++ Fundamentals
iostream
Use of cin and cout
Comments
Declaring variables
Scope
Introduction to Functions
Defining functions
Passing by value
Passing by reference
Iteration and Flow of Control
Relational operators
for, and while loops
do-while loop
Conditional expression
Switch statement
Arrays
Declaring arrays
Initialisation
Accessing an arrays
Multi-Dimensioned arrays
Structure
Defining a structure
Accessing structure members
Functions Revisited
Default arguments
Overloading
Pointers and Dynamic Memory
Declaring pointers
Use of new and delete
Exception handling
Classes
Defining a class
Constructors
Destructor
Inline functions
Inheritance - Polymorphism
Virtual functions
Pure virtual functions
Abstract classes
Introduction to Templates and Namespaces
Defining a namespace
Template functions
Using template classes
Introduction to Operators
Defining operators
Unary and binary operators
Type conversion operators
Introduction to Streams
Formatted output
Input and error handling
File input and output
