CPA C++ Certified Associate Programmer Certification Course

CPA C++ | Everything you need to pass the CPA-21-01 exam by doing with step-by-step examples.

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Welcome to the CPA C++ Certified Associate Programmer Certification Course by Dr. Chris Mall. This course covers everything you need to know to pass the CPA C++ CPA-21-01 Certification Exam.

This course includes also an overview of the CPA C++ Exams methodology used in a programming environment.

WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE IN THIS CPA C++ PREPARTION COURSE

1. Introduction to compiling and software development

2. Basic scalar data types, operators, flow control, streamed input/output, conversions

3. Declaring, defining and invoking functions, function overloading

4. Data aggregates

5. Strings processing, exceptions handling, dealing with namespaces

6. Object-oriented approach and its vocabulary

7. Dealing with classes and objects, class hierarchy and inheritance

8. Defining overloaded operators, user-defined operators, exceptions

Once you complete this course, you'll know everything you need to know to pass the CPA++ Certified Associate Programmer Certification Exam.

Absolute basics

- machine and high-level programming languages, compilation process,

- obtaining the machine code: compilation process,

- writing simple programs,

- variables,

- integers: values, literals, operators,

- characters: values, literals, operators,

- dealing with streams and basic input/output operations.

Flow control and more data types

- how to control the flow of the program

- floating point types: values, literals, operators,

- more integer types: values and literals,

- loops and controlling the loop execution,

- logic, bitwise and arithmetic operators.

Functions

- functions,

- declaring and invoking functions,

- side effects,

- different methods of passing parameters and their purpose,

- default parameters,

- inline functions,

- overloaded functions.

Accessing data and dealing with exceptions

- converting values of different types,

- strings: declarations, initializations, assignments,

- string as an example of object: introducing methods and properties,

- namespaces: using and declaring,

- dealing with exceptions.

Fundamentals of the object-oriented approach

- class

- objects

- class components

- constructors

- referring to objects

- static members

- classes and their friends

- defining and overloading operators.

Class hierarchy

- base class, superclass, subclass

- inheritance: how it works

- types of inheritance

- inheriting different class components

- multiple inheritance.

More on classes

- polymorphism: the notion and the purpose,

- virtual methods: declaration and usage,

- inheriting virtual methods,

- abstraction and abstract classes.

Exceptions - dealing with expected and unexpected problems

- what is an exception

- catching and throwing exceptions,

- different classes and hierarchy of exceptions,

- defining your own exceptions.

So What Are You Waiting For?

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