Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
6 Hour(s) 42 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Metla Sudha Sekhar
Rating
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Course Overview
Master C++ fundamentals with hands-on data structures, pointers, and real-world file handling
The "Learn C++: Data Structures, Pointers & File Streams" course is designed for programmers who have mastered the basics of C++ and are ready to take their skills to the next level. This course delves into intermediate-level topics, focusing on pointers, structures, and file handling, which are essential for building efficient and robust C++ applications.
Begin your journey with a deep dive into pointers, one of the most powerful features of C++. Learn how to use pointers for dynamic memory allocation, passing data efficiently between functions, and manipulating arrays. Gain confidence in working with advanced pointer concepts like pointer arithmetic, function pointers, and smart pointers to write cleaner and more efficient code.
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Next, explore data structures to group related data together, making your programs more organized and easier to maintain. Understand how to use structures with pointers, arrays, and functions, and learn to build complex data models for real-world applications.
Finally, master external and internal file streams to perform file input and output operations. Learn how to read from and write to text and binary files, handle exceptions during file operations, and build applications that store and retrieve persistent data.
Throughout the course, you’ll work on practical examples and projects that reinforce your learning. By the end, you’ll have a solid understanding of these key concepts and be ready to tackle more advanced topics in C++.
Enroll today and elevate your C++ programming skills to intermediate-level expertise!
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 70 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Section 2 Future Essential AI Tools for Every Professional
- Section 3 Arrays
- Section 4 C++ Pointers
- Section 5 C++ Advanced Pointers
- Section 6 C++ Strings
- Section 7 C++ Data Structures
- Section 8 C++ Enumerations
- Section 9 C++ Text Files and Streams
- Section 10 C++ Binary and .CSV files
What You’ll Learn
- Learn to program with one of the most powerful programming languages that exists today, C++.
- Master about every intermediate C++ topic starting with basic of C++ programming.
- Learn to code C++ pointers for great performance app development.
- Coding intermediate problem statements using the C++ language
- Setting up a local C++ coding environment to create your own coding practices
- Develop skills on real-world Arrays, pointers, structures, and external file systems
- Learn how to work with string statements and smart pointers.
- Learn Document processing using .CSV files with built-in standard filestream library
- Convert dynamic data type as required formats to proces by doing C++ coding
- Enable Logical skills by applying pointers and structure programming
- Learn to Apply Great future of C++, Dynamic memory allocation techniques for great Application Performance
- learn what is Generative AI for future learning
- Participate in Coding Exercise to test your learning skills
- Discover and use the top AI tools that every professional should know
Reviews
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OObiageli Onyekachi
The practical way of learning these ideas provides a clear and in-depth understanding. The lessons are carefully organized and include both explanations and hands-on activities, making complicated topics like memory management and file handling easy to understand and interesting.
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PPaul Simbu
The teacher is really good at making hard topics easy to understand. The course materials are simple to understand and include everything i needed to learn the topic well.
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MMohamed Saad
Good
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SStefano Moretti
This course really improved my C++ skills, especially with pointers and file streams. The hands-on activities were great and helped me understand better. I strongly suggest it.
