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Learn C and C++ Bootcamp for Beginners
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Learn C and C++ Bootcamp for Beginners

Master the C and C++ programming language with easy to understand examples
Last updated 2/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Write a Program using C Language
  • Write a Program using C++ Language

Course content

8 sections45 lectures5h 3m total length
  • Introduction to C4:12
  • Finding and Installing the GCC Compiler2:31

    Install a GCC or goodnews C compiler on your system, choosing MinGW for Windows. On Mac, download and install the free access code suite of tools that provides C compilers.

  • Basic Syntax and Hello World Program8:38
  • Learn C Language Primitive Types6:36
  • Man Documentation and the Size of Function6:12
  • Arithmetic Operators, Part 15:55
  • Arithmetic Operators, Part 26:49

Requirements

  • Any Programming Knowledge is Preferable, but not Compulsory
  • You will need to install GCC Compiler on your Computer
  • Need to Install C++ Compiler

Description

This course is an introduction to the C and C++ programming language. The C programming language has spurred many language developments since its invention by Dennis Ritchie in the early 1970s. Many modern programming languages owe their syntax to C. C is still a very popular programming language after over 40 years. C++ is based on C, but extends the language with features such as function templates, namespaces, and (of course) classes.

In this course, we'll explore the C and C++ programming language. We'll start with data types of C, then quickly dispel the mystery (and fright) that surrounds C's most powerful element, the pointer. Understanding pointers first allows us to grasp the underlying nature of arrays and structs, parameters passed by reference, and many other things hidden by other languages but exposed in C.

Then we will move to streams in C++ , which simplify input and output a great deal.

Here's a brief list of what you'll learn:

C Topics :

  • Data types and operators
  • Pointers and arrays
  • Command line arguments
  • Decisions and loops
  • Functions
  • Structures
  • The stack vs. the heap, and dynamic allocation

C++ Topics :

  • Primitive data types and variables
  • How to create and use namespaces
  • Basic I/O in C++ using streams
  • File input and output using streams
  • Function templates - a look at writing generic code
  • Classes and objects
  • Constructors and Destructors
  • Inheritance (Single and Multiple)

If you've been thinking about learning C and C++, then this course is a good first step.

Who this course is for:

  • Freshers wants to learn C and C++ Programming Language
  • Experts who wish to brush up their C and C++ Programming skills