Programming in C++ 2011: Part 1 (Introduction) – 3 Days
Course Description
This Programming in C++ 2011 Part 1 course will present the syntax and constructs of the ISO Standard C++11 programming language. Basic, intermediate, and some advanced techniques will be shown. All features shown are applicable to all C++11 variants (on Windows, Unix, and Linux systems).
Course Objectives
The overall course objective is to present sufficient C++11 language information to have the programmer at production coding level by the end of the training course.The overall course objective is to present sufficient C++11 language information to have the programmer at production coding level by the end of the training course.
Prerequisites
It is assumed that the participant has production level experience and knowledge of the ISO / ANSI Standard C programming language.
Outline
Basic I/O (Operations) in C++
istream class
ostream class
cout and cin I/O object (functions)
I/O manipulators
Namespaces
the Global Name Space (GNS)
the std namespace
creating namespaces
scoping identifiers in namespaces
Defining and using classes
basic class definition
private and public members
instantiation of (class) objects
constructors and destructors
dynamic memory allocation/deallocation
arguments to constructors
defining and using template (generic) classes
using RTTI to determine object types
Arrays, pointers, and references in C++11
object pointers
the this pointer
arrays of objects
smart pointers
references
Exception Handling
overview of C++11 exception handling
establishing a try block with catch handlers
different methods of throwing an exception
Defining and using Functions in C++11
class member functions
overloading function capabilities
passing objects to functions
by value (copy)
by reference
overloading constructor functions
template functions
default arguments
operator overload(ing functions)
Inheritance
base and derived classes
access control
constructors and destructors
multiple inheritance
virtual base classes
virtual functions
The Standard Template Library
history of the library
containers, algorithms, references, and iterators
using the vector, map, and string templates
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