| # | C++ Programming - Course Contents |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction |
| Difference between C & C++ | |
| Object oriented technology & Concepts of oops | |
| Advantages of oops, Disadvantage of conventional programming | |
| Structure of C++ program, Header files and Libraries | |
| Streams in C++ and Stream classes | |
| Predefined streams, Formatted and Unformatted data, unformatted console I/O operations | |
| Member functions of istream class, Formatted console I/O operations | |
| Bit fields, Flags without bit field, Manipulators, User defined manipulators | |
| 2 | Basic Concepts of C++ |
| Tokens in C++, Variable declaration and initialization | |
| Data types, Operators in C and C++ | |
| Scope access operator, Namespace | |
| Memory management operator, Comma operator | |
| Decision statements, Control loop statements | |
| Structure of function, Passing arguments | |
| L values and R values, Return by reference, Returning more values by reference | |
| Default & Const arguments, Inputting default arguments | |
| Inline functions, Function overloading, Principles of function of function overloading | |
| Recursion | |
| 3 | Classes and Objects |
| Classes in C++, Declaring objects, access specifiers and their scope | |
| Member functions, Outside member function as Inline | |
| Data hiding or Encapsulation | |
| Classes, Objects and memory | |
| Static member variables, static member functions, static object | |
| Array of objects, Object as function arguments | |
| Friend functions | |
| Const member functions, Volatile member functions, recursive member functions | |
| Local classes, Empty, Static and Const classes, Nested classes | |
| Member function and Non-member function, over loading member functions | |
| 4 | Constructors and Destructors |
| Characteristics of constructors & destructors, application with constructors | |
| Parameterized constructors, Overloading constructors(multiple constructors) | |
| Array of objects using constructors, Constructors with default arguments, Copy constructors | |
| The Const objects, Destructors, Calling constructors & destructors, Qualifier and nested classes | |
| Anonymous objects, Private constructors & destructors | |
| Dynamic initialization using constructors, Dynamic operators and Constructors | |
| Recursive constructor, constructors & destructors with static members, Local vs. Global object | |
| 5 | Operator Overloading and Type Conversions |
| Overloading unary operators, Constraint on Increment and Decrement operators | |
| Overloading Binary operators, Overloading with Friend Function | |
| Overloading Assignment operator(=) | |
| Type conversion, rules for overloading operators | |
| One argument constructor and operator function | |
| Overloading Stream operators | |
| 6 | Inheritance |
| Reusability, Access specifiers | |
| Simple inheritance, protected data with private inheritance | |
| Types of inheritances | |
| Virtual base classes, Constructors, Destructors | |
| Object as a class member, Abstract classes | |
| Qualifier classes and inheritance, Constructors in derived classes, pointers and inheritance | |
| Overloading member functions, Advantages & Disadvantages of inheritance | |
| 7 | Binding, Polymorphism and Virtual Functions |
| Binding in C++, Static binding, Dynamic binding | |
| Pointer to Base and Derived class objects | |
| Virtual functions, Rules for virtual functions | |
| Array of pointers, Pure virtual functions, Abstract classes, Working of virtual functions | |
| Virtual functions in derived classes, Object slicing | |
| Constructors and virtual functions, Virtual destructors, Destructors and virtual functions | |
| 8 | Applications with Files |
| File Stream Classes, File opening Modes | |
| File pointers and Manipulators, Manipulators with arguments | |
| Sequential Access Files, Binary and ASCII files Random Access Operation | |
| 9 | Generic Programming with Templates |
| Need of Template, Definition of Class Template, Normal Function Template, Working of Function Templates | |
| Class Template with more parameters, Function Template with more arguments | |
| Overloading of Template Functions, Member function Templates, Recursion with Template function | |
| Class Template with Overloaded operators, Class Template Revisited, Class Templates and Inheritance | |
| Container classes, Types of containers, Container Adaptors, Iterators | |
| 10 | Exception Handling |
| Principle of Exception Handling, The keywords Try, Throw and Catch | |
| Exception Handling Mechanism, Multiple catch statements, Catching Multiple Exceptions | |
| Re-Throwing Exceptions, Specifying Exception | |
| Exceptions in Constructors & Destructors, Controlling Uncaught Exceptions, Class Template with Exception handling | |
| 11 | Overview of Standard Template Library |
| STL Programming Model | |
| STL Containers | |
| Sequence Containers | |
| Associative Containers | |
| Parameters Used in Container Classes | |
| STL Algorithms | |
| Iterators | |
| Vectors | |
| Lists | |
| Maps | |
| The complete course includes extensive coding and practice exercises. | |