Visualized Introduction To C++ For Beginners

Learn the basics of C++ with visual aids designed for beginners.

What you'll learn

Understand the basic syntax of C++ and develop the ability to write code.

Learn how to use variables, data types, conditionals, and loops in C++.

Gain the skill to create and run simple C++ programs.

Prepare to move on to more advanced topics after mastering the basics of programming.

Requirements

No special prior knowledge is required, but basic computer skills are desirable.

You should be a beginner in C++. No prior programming experience is required.

Description

This course explains the basics of C++ in an easy-to-understand way for beginners.  It utilizes many diagrams, making it easy to learn concepts and syntax visually.  The content is beginner-friendly and starts with the basic syntax of C++, gradually helping you understand it through working code examples.  This course is perfect for those who want to try using C++ but don’t know where to start.  Master the basics of C++ and take your first step into the world of programming.  This course is designed for people who are interested in C++ and want to start learning programming.  No prior programming experience is required. As you learn the basics of C++, you will also gradually improve your programming skills by writing actual code.  Using visual aids, you will intuitively learn how to write code and understand syntax.  Starting with simple code, you will gradually acquire the basic skills needed to create your own programs.  For beginners, this course will be the first step toward learning C++ programming.  Make sure to try writing code yourself and dive into the world of C++.  By the end of this course, you will have the ability to create your own programs with C++ and be ready to move on to the next step.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Variables

Lecture 2 Declaring and Initializing Variables

Lecture 3 Using Constants in Code

Lecture 4 Basic Arithmetic Operations

Lecture 5 Basic Operators: +, -, *, /

Lecture 6 Basic Conditional Statements: if

Lecture 7 Using else with if

Lecture 8 Nested if Statements

Lecture 9 Breaking Out of Loops

Lecture 10 Using Continue in Loops

Lecture 11 Passing Arguments to Functions

Lecture 12 Return Values from Functions

Lecture 13 Understanding Function Overloading

Lecture 14 Recursion in Functions

Lecture 15 Iterating through Arrays

Section 2: Beginner

Lecture 16 Array Initialization

Lecture 17 Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 18 Pointer Arithmetic

Lecture 19 Pointer to Pointer

Lecture 20 Using Arrays of Structures

Lecture 21 Introduction to Classes

Lecture 22 Constructors and Destructors

Lecture 23 Using Member Functions in C++

Lecture 24 Using the this Pointer

Lecture 25 Inheritance in Classes

Lecture 26 Function Overloading in C++

Lecture 27 Static Functions in Classes

Lecture 28 Introduction to Standard Template Library (STL)

Section 3: Intermediate

Lecture 29 Working with Stacks

Lecture 30 Working with Queues

Lecture 31 Using Maps in C++

Lecture 32 Using Sets in C++

Lecture 33 Sorting with STL Algorithms

Lecture 34 Searching with STL Algorithms

Lecture 35 Lambda Functions in C++

Lecture 36 Function Pointers in C++

Lecture 37 Exception Handling with try and catch

Lecture 38 Catching Multiple Exceptions

Lecture 39 Custom Exception Classes

Lecture 40 Thread Creation and Management

Lecture 41 Thread Synchronization

Lecture 42 Introduction to Smart Pointers

Lecture 43 Using Shared Pointers

Section 4: Advanced

Lecture 44 Using Typecasting in C++

Lecture 45 C++ Type Traits

Lecture 46 Function Templates in C++

Lecture 47 Class Templates in C++

Lecture 48 Type Deduction with auto

Lecture 49 Understanding Scope Resolution Operator

Lecture 50 Namespace in C++

Lecture 51 Using the std Namespace

Lecture 52 Sorting Containers with Custom Comparators

Lecture 53 Using Regular Expressions for Matching

Lecture 54 Understanding std::swap

Lecture 55 Working with Vector of Vectors

Lecture 56 Copy Constructors and Assignment Operators

Lecture 57 Working with Templates and STL Containers

Beginner learners who have just started programming.,Anyone who wants to learn C++ and improve their programming skills.