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C++ is one of the most powerful and widely used programming languages in the world. It serves as the foundation for software development, game design, system programming, and competitive coding. This course, “Fundamentals of C++ Programming,” is designed to take you from the basics of C++ to advanced concepts like Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), data structures, and file handling.
Whether you’re a beginner looking to start programming, a student preparing for technical interviews, or a developer aiming to enhance your coding skills, this structured 30-day course will provide you with a strong foundation in C++.
Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 12 Lessons
- 4 Weeks
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- Week 1: Introduction & Basics7
- Week 2: Control Flow & Functions7
- 2.1Control Statements – Part 210 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.2Loops in C++ – Part 110 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.3Loops in C++ – Part 210 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.4Break, Continue, and Goto Statements10 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.5Functions in C++ – Part 110 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.6Functions in C++ – Part 210 Minutes0 Questions
- 2.7Function Overloading10 Minutes0 Questions
- Week 3: Arrays, Strings & Pointers5
- 3.1Arrays in C++ – Part 1
- 3.2Arrays in C++ – Part 2 – 2D Arrays (Matrices) & Multi-Dimensional Arrays
- 3.3Strings in C++ – Part 1 – String Input/Output, Character Arrays
- 3.4Strings in C++ – Part 2 – String Functions (length(), copy(), compare(), concatenate())
- 3.5Pointers in C++ – Part 1 – Basics, Pointer Arithmetic
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Requirements
- Basic knowledge of computers (Operating System, File Management)
- No prior programming experience required (beginner-friendly)
- A C++ compiler installed (GCC, Turbo C++, Dev-C++, Code::Blocks, Visual Studio, etc.)
- A text editor (VS Code, Code::Blocks, or an IDE like CLion)
Features
- 30 Lessons (One per Day) – Covering theory, examples, and hands-on exercises.
- Step-by-Step Learning – Starts from basic syntax to advanced concepts like OOP.
- Practical Approach – Real-world applications, mini-projects, and hands-on coding.
- Exercises & Quizzes – Coding challenges and MCQs after each topic.
- Mini Projects – Build small projects like a Student Management System, Calculator, etc.
- Code Examples – Sample codes for every concept with explanations.
- Debugging & Error Handling – Guidance on fixing common programming mistakes.
- Interactive Learning – Discussion forums, Q&A, and assignments for deeper understanding.
Target audiences
- Beginners in Programming – Anyone who wants to learn C++ from scratch.
- Students & Engineering Aspirants – School, college, or university students studying computer science or engineering.
- Electronics & Mechanical Engineers – Engineers needing C++ for embedded systems or simulations.
- Aspiring Software Developers – Those interested in game development, software engineering, or competitive programming.
- Teachers & Educators – Who want a structured curriculum for teaching C++.
- Career Switchers – Professionals shifting to software development or competitive coding
