Download Udemy – C++ Programming Bootcamp 2023-3

Description

C++ Programming Bootcamp course. C++ is probably the most important programming language in the world. Although there are many other languages, C++ is often used to implement those systems. This language is used in time-sensitive applications due to its high performance and is essential for operating systems, device drivers, compilers, networks, and other “system” software because it produces native code. Most of the software you use on a daily basis probably uses C++ in the underlying layers.

This course will teach you C++ programming language from beginner to intermediate level. You’ll master all the fundamentals, from simple commands and functions to patterns and object-oriented programming. This course covers the complete basics of C++ through C++11 and some of C++14 and 17, the standard library, and the C++ object management library (known as the STL). The final sections of the course guide students through a complex project that is a text adventure game engine. This game engine reads locations, game objects and gameplay from external files. It also includes a game graphics file editor that uses the Qt graphics framework. This project shows how to embed a script engine in a C++ program so that gameplay can be written outside of the game engine.

A practical approach is used throughout the course. Each theoretical topic is illustrated with real code, and several coding exercises and challenges are included to enhance student learning.

What you will learn:

Philosophy of C++
Number systems (binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal)
Static versus dynamic typing systems
Basic commands such as variables, loops, and conditional commands
Functions
classes
Operator overloading
Templates – for both functions and classes
Object Orientation and Virtual Functions – Polymorphism in C++
Separate compilation method in C++
C preprocessor
Standard library
STL, object management, algorithms and iterators
namespaces
Lambda expressions
Smart pointers
An introduction to design patterns (Mediator and Singleton)

This course is taught by Brian Martin with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree. He has at least 30 years of experience in real-world software development in various fields such as defense systems, accounting, property management, telecommunications, and legal systems. He firmly believes that the only way to learn any subject is to do it while learning and this general approach has been adopted in the course.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is suitable for those who have a good basic knowledge of computers and want to learn programming. It is also useful for people who have programming experience in other languages. Prior programming experience is not necessary, but would be helpful.