• Character Sequences
  • Initialization of null-terminated character sequences
  • Using null-terminated sequences of characters
• Pointers
  • Reference operator
  • Dereference operator
  • Declaring variables of pointer types
  • Pointers and arrays
  • Pointer initialization
  • Pointer arithmetics
  • Pointers to pointers
  • void pointers
  • Null pointer
  • Pointers to functions
• Dynamic Memory
  • Operators new and new[]
  • Operators delete and delete[]
  • Dynamic memory in ANSI-C
• Data structures
  • Data structures
  • Nesting structures
  • Pointers to structures
• Other Data Types
  • Defined data types (typedef)
  • Unions
  • Anonymous unions
  • Enumerations (enum)

• Classes (I)
  • Declaring Classes
  • Constructors and destructors
  • Overloading Constructors
  • Default constructor
  • Pointers to classes
  • Classes defined with struct and union
• Classes (II)
  • Overloading operators
  • The keyword this
  • Static members
• Friendship and inheritance
  • Friend functions
  • Friend classes
  • Inheritance between classes
  • What is inherited from the base class?
  • Multiple inheritance
• Polymorphism
  • Pointers to base class
  • Virtual members
  • Abstract base classes

Anybody who has the need to write advanced and optimized programs in the C++ language including students at computer science and communication department, programmers, engineers, or other technical support personnel will benefit from this course.

Trainees should have a good knowledge about fundamentals of a C++ Programming.

After this course, you can work as a C++ developer at software companies