Course Details
C++ is often considered a "middle-level language", combining features of high-level and low-level programming.It is a general-purpose, compiled, high-performance, and multi-paradigm programming language. It supports procedural, object-oriented, and generic programming styles, making it extremely flexible and powerful for a wide range of applications.
C++
C++ is a powerful, efficient, and time-tested language that has shaped modern programming. It's a go-to for performance-critical applications and gives developers deep control over system resources.If you're serious about system-level programming, competitive coding, or building performance-intensive applications like games, operating systems, or simulators, learning C++ is a game-changer.
Course Fee
15,000
Available Seats
30
Schedule
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
Brief History
1979: Bjarne Stroustrup begins developing "C with Classes" at Bell Labs.
1983: Renamed to C++, inspired by the increment operator ++ in C.
1998: First ISO standard released (C++98).
2011: Major update: C++11 introduces modern features (auto, lambda, smart pointers).
Key Features of C++
Compiled Language: Translates code to machine code for high performance.
Object-Oriented: Supports classes, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction.
Low-level Capabilities: Offers direct memory access using pointers.
Rich Standard Library: Includes STL (Standard Template Library) for containers and algorithms.
Generic Programming: Template-based code for reusable functions/classes.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Encapsulation : Bundling data and methods into classes.
Abstraction: Hiding complex implementation details.
Inheritance: Deriving new classes from existing ones.
Polymorphism: Overriding and overloading functions for flexibility.
C++ Compilation Process
Preprocessing: Handles #include and #define.
Compilation: Converts source code into object code.
Linking: Combines object code with libraries to produce the final executable.
Applications of C++
Game Development: Used by Unreal Engine and game engines for performance.
System Software: OS kernels (Linux parts), drivers, compilers.
Finance: High-frequency trading, banking software.
Embedded Systems: Automotive software, robotics.
