Microsoft C++: Application Development with C++ Programming: Introduction

Course Overview

C++ is a fully compiled object-oriented language, based heavily on C. C++ still holds a valid place in the enterprise, whether you are developing Windows applications or embedded real time operating systems running on black boxes. C++ is widely used in the manufacturing sector for real-time controls and workflow monitoring. C++ is also an excellent stepping stone to move into developing distributable applications and "thick client" windows applications using .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET.

Our hands-on C++ training course has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors.

This course will provide delegates with a sound base in object oriented concepts and the C++ programming language. Practical exercises are used throughout, using either Visual Studio or Visual Studio.NET (Visual C++) and simple code editors. No previous C++ programming experience is required.

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Audience

IT professionals who are completely new to C++ programming or those with elementary skills in C++, who need to gain hands-on experience of developing commercial applications.

Prerequisites

COBOL or PL/1 programming experience, and program edit and submission knowledge.

Course Outline

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

• Data abstraction
• Encapsulation
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism

C++ Fundamentals

• iostream
• Use of cin and cout
• Comments
• Declaring variables
• Scope

Introduction to Functions

• Defining functions
• Passing by value
• Passing by reference

Iteration and Flow of Control

• Relational operators
• for, and while loops
• do-while loop
• Conditional expression
• Switch statement

Arrays

• Declaring arrays
• Initialisation
• Accessing an arrays
• Multi-Dimensioned arrays

Structure

• Defining a structure
• Accessing structure members

Functions Revisited

• Default arguments
• Overloading

Pointers and Dynamic Memory

• Declaring pointers
• Use of new and delete
• Exception handling

Classes

• Defining a class
• Constructors
• Destructor
• Inline functions

Inheritance - Polymorphism

• Virtual functions
• Pure virtual functions
• Abstract classes

Introduction to Templates and Namespaces

• Defining a namespace
• Template functions
• Using template classes

Introduction to Operators

• Defining operators
• Unary and binary operators
• Type conversion operators

Introduction to Streams

• Formatted output
• Input and error handling
• File input and output

Introduction to using the STL

Microsoft C++: Application Development with C++ Programming: Introduction / CPP0020

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