C++ Institute CPA

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About C++ Institute CPA dump

The course fully covers the basics of programming in the “C++” programming language and presents the fundamental notions and techniques used in object-oriented programming. It starts with universal basics, not relaying on object concepts and gradually extends to advanced issues observed in the objective approach.

Learning objectives

• To familiarize the trainee with the universal concepts of computer programming.
  
• To present the syntax and semantics of the “C++” language as well as basic data types offered by the language
  
• To discuss the principles of the object-oriented model and its implementation in the “C++” language
  
• To demonstrate the means useful in resolving typical implementation problems with the help of standard “C++” language libraries
  

Chapters:

Absolute basics

• machine and high-level programming languages, compilation process
  
• obtaining the machine code: compilation process
  
• recommended readings
  
• your first program
  
• variable – why?
  
• integers: values, literals, operators
  
• characters: values, literals, operators
  
• dealing with streams and basic input/output operations
  

Flow control and more data types

• how to control the flow of the program?
  
• floating point types: values, literals, operators
  
• more integral types: values and literals
  
• loops and controlling the loop execution
  
• logic, bitwise and arithmetic operators
  

Functions

• functions: why do you need them?
  
• declaring and invoking functions
  
• side effects
  
• different methods of passing parameters and their purpose
  
• default parameters
  
• inline functions
  
• overloaded functions
  

Accessing data and dealing with exceptions

• converting values of different types
  
• strings: declarations, initializations, assignments
  
• string as the example of an object: introducing methods and properties
  
• namespaces: using and declaring
  
• exception handling
  

Fundamentals of the object-oriented approach

• class: what does it actually mean?
  
• where do the objects come from?
  
• class components
  
• constructors
  
• referring to objects
  
• static members
  
• classes and their friends
  
• defining and overloading operators
  

Class hierarchy

• base class, superclass, subclass
  
• inheritance: how does it work?
  
• types of inheritance
  
• inheriting different class components
  
• multiple inheritance
  

Classes – continued

• polymorphism: the notion and the purpose
  
• virtual methods: declaring and using
  
• inheriting virtual methods
  
• abstraction and abstract classes
  

Exceptions – dealing with expected and unexpected problems

• what is an exception?
  
• catching and throwing exceptions
  
• different classes and hierarchy of exceptions
  
• defining your own exceptions