C++ – Rkmvivekatirtha

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Master C++, one of the most powerful and high-performance programming languages! 🔥 Here’s what you’ll learn:
C++ Basics – Variables, data types, operators, and control structures.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) – Master classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
Pointers & Memory Management – Efficiently manage memory using dynamic allocation.
Multithreading & Performance Optimization – Write high-performance applications.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance your skills, C++ is the foundation for game development, system programming, and competitive coding. 💡 Start coding today! 🚀

Course Content

Introduction to C++:
Why Do We Need Object-Oriented Programming? Procedural Languages The Object-Oriented Approach Characteristics of Object-Oriented Languages Objects Classes Inheritance Reusability Creating New Data Types Polymorphism and Overloading C vs. C++ Input and output statement in C++ Revisited operator (Relational, Logical) Revisited the if-else Revisited the switch-case Revisited the conditional operator Revisited loop The break statement The continue statement Assignment problems on decision, and loop

Structure in C++
Structures A Simple Structure Defining the Structure Defining a Structure Variable Accessing Structure Members Other Structure Features Assignment Example Structures within Structures with example Structures and Classes Enumerations

Working with Function in C++
Simple Functions The Function Declaration No. of classes: 4 Calling the Function The Function Definition Passing Arguments to Functions Passing Constants Passing Variables Passing by Value Structures as Arguments Returning Values from Functions The return Statement Returning Structure Variables Reference Arguments Passing Simple Data Types by Reference Passing Structures by Reference Overloaded Functions Different Numbers of Arguments Different Kinds of Arguments Recursion Inline Functions Default Arguments Scope and Storage Class Local Variables Global Variables Static Variables Returning by Reference Function Calls on the Left of the Equal Sign const

Objects and Classes
A Simple Class Classes and Objects Defining the Class Using the Class Calling Member Functions C++ Objects as Physical Objects C++ Objects as Data Types Constructors A Counter Example A Graphics Example Destructors Objects as Function Arguments Overloaded Constructors Member Functions Defined Outside the Class Objects as Arguments The Default Copy Constructor Returning Objects from Functions Arguments and Objects Classes, Objects, and Memory Static Class Data Uses of Static Class Data An Example of Static Class Data Separate Declaration and Definition const and Classes const Member Functions const Objects

Operator Overloading in C++
Operator Overloading Overloading Unary Operators The operator Keyword Operator Arguments Operator Return Values Nameless Temporary Objects Overloading Binary Operators Arithmetic Operators Concatenating Strings Multiple Overloading Comparison Operators Arithmetic Assignment Operators The Subscript Operator ([]) Data Conversion Conversions between Basic Types Conversions between Objects and Basic Types Conversions: When to Use What Not All Operators Can Be Overloaded Keywords explicit and mutable Preventing Conversions with explicit Changing const Object Data Using mutable

Inheritance
Derived Class and Base Class Specifying the Derived Class Accessing Base Class Members The protected Access specifier Derived Class Constructors Overriding Member Functions Which Function Is Used? Scope Resolution with Overridden Functions Class Hierarchies “Abstract” Base Class Constructors and Member Functions Inheritance and Graphics Shapes Public and Private Inheritance Access Combinations Access Specifiers: When to Use What Levels of Inheritance Multiple Inheritance Member Functions in Multiple Inheritance Private Derivation in inheritance Constructors in Multiple Inheritance Ambiguity in Multiple Inheritance Aggregation with example Composition with example Inheritance and Program Development

Pointers in C++
Addresses and Pointers The Address-of Operator & Pointer Variables Pointer to void Pointers and Arrays Pointer Constants and Pointer Variables Pointers and Functions Passing Simple Variables Passing Arrays Sorting Array elements Pointers to String Constants Strings as Function Arguments The const Modifier and Pointers Arrays of Pointers to Strings Memory Management: new and delete The new Operator The delete Operator A String Class Using new Pointers to Objects Referring to Members An Array of Pointers to Objects

Virtual function
Virtual Functions introduction Normal Member Functions Accessed with Pointers Virtual Member Functions Accessed with Pointers Late Binding Abstract Classes and Pure Virtual Functions Virtual Functions and the person Class No. of classes: 4 No. of classes: 6 Assignment: Virtual Functions in a Graphics Example Virtual Destructors Virtual Base Classes Friend Functions Friends as Bridges Breaching the Walls Friend Classes Static Functions Accessing static Functions Numbering the Objects Assignment and Copy Initialization Overloading the Assignment Operator The Copy Constructor The this Pointer Accessing Member Data with this Using this for Returning Values Dynamic Type Information Checking the Type of a Class with dynamic cast Changing Pointer Types with dynamic cast the typed Operator

Templates and Exceptions
Function Templates A Simple Function Template Function Templates with Multiple Arguments Class Templates Class Name Depends on Context A Linked List Class Using Templates Storing User-Defined Data Types Exceptions Why Do We Need Exceptions? Exception Syntax A Simple Exception Example Multiple Exceptions Exceptions with the Distance Class Exceptions with Arguments

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Instructor:RKM Viveka Tirtha
Duration: 80 hours
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Level:Beginner