C++ Classes

C++ Classes

• start the course
• create a class in C++
• add a private member to a class in C++
• add a protected member to a class in C++
• add public members to a class in C++
• create a class constructor in C++
• create a class deconstructor in C++
• create a class with overloaded constructors in C++
• create a class with a default constructor in C++
• create a pointer in C++
• create a struct in C++
• create a union class type in C++
• create a class with overloaded operators in C++
• create and use classes in a C++ application

C++ Standard Template Library Algorithms and Operations

C++ Standard Template Library Algorithms and Operations

• start the course
• describe the key features of Standard Template Library algorithms including nonmodifying vs. modifying
• use the std::for_each expression in C++
• recognize iterators using find in C++
• use the std::find_if in C++
• demonstrate how to use nonmodifying algorithms with containers
• use iterators to copy and move in C++
• use std::replace in C++
• demonstrate how to use modifying algorithms with containers
• use std::sort expression in C++
• recognize iterators using sort in C++
• use Standard Template Library Sorting with Containers in C++
• use Standard Template Library Sorting with Objects in C++
• use std::merge in C++
• use std::includes in C++
• work with Standard Template Library Operations for sets in C++
• work with modifying, nonmodifying, sorting, and merging algorithms and operations in C++

C++ Templates and Containers

C++ Templates and Containers

• start the course
• describe the key features of C++ templates, including when they should or shouldn't be used
• declare and use a function template in C++
• declare and use a class template in C++
• describe the key features of Standard Template Library sequential containers including when they should or shouldn't be used
• write a C++ program using a list from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using a vector from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using deque from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using array from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using a queue from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using priority_queue from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using a stack from the Standard Template Library
• describe the key types and features of Standard Template Library associative containers including when they should or shouldn't be used
• write a C++ program using a set from the Standard Template Library
• write a C++ program using a map from the Standard Template Library
• demonstrate how to incorporate objects into set and map
• demonstrate how to work with sequential and associative containers in C++

Classes, Functions, and Object-oriented Programming

Classes, Functions, and Object-oriented Programming

• start the course
• overload operators in C++ custom classes
• pass objects as function arguments in C++
• create C++ virtual functions
• create abstract and interface classes in C++
• create a class using the "this" keyword in C++
• create a C++ class with static members
• declare a friend function in C++
• declare a friend class in C++
• create a class in C++ that utilizes encapsulation
• create a C++ class with inheritance
• create a C++ class with multiple inheritance
• create an application that incorporates OOP techniques

Data Types, Modifiers, Operators, and Flow Control

Data Types, Modifiers, Operators, and Flow Control

• start the course
• recognize the characteristics of C++ data types
• work with UTF-16, UTF-32, and wide characters in C++
• work with C++ data type modifiers
• use arithmetic operators in a C++ program
• work with relational and logical operators in C++
• work with bitwise operators in C++
• work with assignment operators in C++
• work with compound assignment operators in C++
• use the if statement for branching in C++ programs
• use a for loop in C++ programs
• use a while loop in C++ programs
• use a do while loop in C++
• use the switch statement in C++ programs
• create a basic C++ application using data types and looping constructs

Functions, References, Exceptions Strings & Namespaces

Functions, References, Exceptions Strings & Namespaces

• start the course
• define default arguments for a function in C++
• write an inline function in C++
• write overloaded functions in C++
• pass pointers as arguments to functions in C++
• use references in C++
• use references as function arguments in C++
• use references as function return values in C++
• use asserts for troubleshooting in C++ programs
• implement exception handling in C++ programs
• use nothrow new to suppress allocation exceptions in C++
• use the C++ string class
• use the C++ wide string class
• work with C-style string in C++
• work with null terminated strings in C++
• declare a namespace in C++
• use a namespace in C++
• create a namespace alias in C++
• create a C++ application using the std namespace
• create an application that uses C++ functions, exceptions, and strings

Fundamentals of C++ Programming

Fundamentals of C++ Programming

• start the course
• recognize the characteristics and uses of the C++ programming language, and identify the main libraries it uses
• download and install Eclipse for C and C++ development
• use Eclipse to create a new C++ project
• install and compile C++ programs with GCC on Linux or Unix systems
• create C++ projects in Visual Studio
• describe the structure of a C++ program
• recognize the major syntax differences between C++ and C
• work with C++ I/O streams
• use the C++ preprocessor
• parse command line arguments in C++
• divide code into header and source file pairs in C++
• recognize the main parts of a C++ program and describe the use of the preprocessor