Course Highlights
- With its adaptability and fast rendering, you’ll find the C++ programming language used everywhere, from web browsers to game development and operating systems to science and machine learning tools. This course will help you learn C++ basics and give you hands-on experience to create your own projects and work with computer memory.
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GOI Incentive applicable
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Nasscom Assessment
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What will you learn in the Learn C Plus Plus Course?
- Understand the Fundamentals of C++ Programming:
Grasp core concepts such as variables, data types, operators, and control structures. - Work with Functions and Scope:
Define and invoke functions, understand function parameters, return types, and scope of variables. - Implement Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):
Use C++ classes and objects, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism to build modular code. - Use Arrays, Pointers, and Strings:
Manage memory and data structures using arrays, pointers, and string manipulation techniques. - Apply Memory Management Techniques:
Understand dynamic memory allocation and deallocation using new and delete. - Handle File Input and Output:
Read from and write to files using C++ file streams for practical data handling. - Implement Error Handling and Debugging:
Use conditional logic, exceptions, and debugging tools to write error-resilient code. - Build Console-Based Applications:
Develop simple, interactive programs and games using core C++ features. - Understand the Compilation Process:
Learn how C++ code is compiled and linked, and how to resolve common errors during the build process. - Prepare for Advanced C++ or Other Programming Roles:
Build a strong foundation that supports learning advanced C++ concepts, data structures, or transitioning to other languages like Java or C#.
Why should you take the Learn C Plus Plus Course?
- Build a Strong Programming Foundation:
C++ teaches you how computers manage memory, logic, and structure — essential knowledge for any serious programmer. - High Performance and Control:
Learn a language used in systems where speed and efficiency matter — from operating systems to real-time games. - Widely Used in Industry:
C++ powers software in tech, finance, game development, robotics, automotive systems, and more. - Essential for Game Development:
Master the language behind major game engines like Unreal Engine, used to build AAA games. - Prepares You for Advanced Programming:
Gain the skills necessary to learn other languages like C, Java, or C#, or move into topics like data structures, algorithms, and AI. - Great for Competitive Coding & Interviews:
C++ is the preferred language for algorithmic challenges, coding competitions, and tech job interviews. - Hands-On, Project-Based Learning:
Practice writing real code that solves problems and builds mini applications from scratch. - Boost Career Opportunities:
C++ developers are in demand across embedded systems, software development, game studios, and fintech companies. - Learn Programming "Close to the Metal":
Understand how software interacts with hardware — a key advantage in areas like embedded systems and IoT.
Who should take the Learn C Plus Plus Course?
- Beginners in Programming:
Individuals with little to no prior coding experience who want to start with a powerful, foundational language. - Aspiring Software Developers:
Learners aiming to build a career in software engineering, application development, or embedded systems. - Computer Science Students:
High school or college students pursuing degrees in computer science, IT, or engineering. - Game Developers:
Individuals interested in creating games or working with game engines like Unreal Engine, which uses C++. - Engineers and Technologists:
Professionals in robotics, electronics, or systems engineering where performance-critical coding is essential. - Data Structure and Algorithm Enthusiasts:
Those preparing for technical interviews or competitive programming where C++ is widely used. - Hobbyists and Tinkerers:
Curious learners who enjoy building programs, simulations, or understanding how things work at the hardware level. - Transitioning Programmers:
Developers familiar with languages like Python or JavaScript who want to explore low-level or high-performance programming.
Curriculum
1. Hello World
Write, compile, and execute your first C++ program!
- Lesson - Hello World
- Article - Hello World
- Lesson - Compile & Execute
- Article - Compile & Execute
- Quiz - Hello World
- Project - Block Letters
2. Variables
Introduction to variables and basic data types.
- Lesson - Variables
- Quiz - Variables
- Project - Dog Years
- Project - Quadratic Formula
- Project - Piggy Bank
- Article - Basic Data Types
3. Conditionals & Logic
Learn how to use conditionals and logic to build programs that generate different outcomes.
- Lesson - Conditionals & Logic
- Quiz - Conditionals & Logic
- Lesson - Logical Operators
- Project - Magic 8-Ball
- Project - Harry Potter Sorting Hat Quiz
- Project - Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock
4. Loops
Loops, loops, loops, loops, loops.
- Lesson - Loops
- Quiz - Loops
- Project - Fizz Buzz
- Lesson - Errors
5. Loops Challenge Project
Practice your C++ conditionals, logic, and loops with this project!
- Project - Build a Text Adventure
6. Vectors
Learn how to use C++ vectors, a great way to keep your data organized.
- Lesson - Vectors
- Quiz - Vectors
- Project - Whale Talk
- Article - Arrays
7. Functions
Use C++ functions to write more flexible, modular, reusable code.
- Lesson - Functions
- Lesson - Code Challenge: C++ Functions
- Lesson - Functions: Scope & Flexibility
- Quiz - Functions
- Project - UFO
8. Functions Challenge Project
Put your knowledge of C++ vectors and functions to the test with this project.
- Project - Tic-Tac-Toe
9. Classes & Objects
Use C++ classes and objects to build more scalable, modular programs.
- Video - Classes and Objects
- Lesson - Classes and Objects
- Quiz - Classes and Objects
- Project - The Object of Your Affection
- Article - Why Object-Oriented Programming?
10. References & Pointers
References and pointers are some of the most powerful features in C++; they allow programmers to directly manipulate memory.
- Lesson - References and Pointers
- Quiz - References and Pointers
- Project - Bleep
- Article - Memory Allocation
Tools you will learn in the Learn C Plus Plus Course
- Build core programming concepts
- Understand pointers and memory
- Build C++ projects