C Training Course Contents
Requisites :
- Basic concepts of Programming Structure
- Environmental Knowledge of Operating System
- History of C
- Characteristics of C
- C Program Structure
- Constants
- Data types
- Variables
- Keywords
- Console Input/Output Statements
- Compilation and Execution
- if Statement
- Nested if Statement
- else-if Ladder
- switch Statement
- Looping Concepts
- for loop
- while loop
- do-while loop
- Jump Statements
- Array Concepts
- Rules & Restrictions
- Single & Multi Dimensional Arrays
- Types of Functions
- Functions and Arrays
- Function Prototyping
- Scope of Variables
- Built-in Functions
- Pointer Concepts
- Pointers and Functions
- Pointers and Arrays
- Array of Pointers
- Static Initialization
- Pointers and Structures
- Illegal indirection
- Defining New Data types
- Unions
- Type Casting
- Enumerated Data types
- Static Variables
- Type Definition
- malloc(),sizeof() and free()
- calloc() and realloc()
- Stacks and Queues
- Linked Lists
- Trees
C++ Training Course Contents
Pre requisites :
- Basic concepts of Programming Structure
- Environmental Knowledge of Operating System & programming algo...
- History
- Advantage
- Need for C++
- Introduction to OOPS
- First C++ Program
- Introduction to OOPS
- Input and Output Statements
- Defining classes
- Instantiation
- Creating Objects
- Constructors and Destructors
- Access Specifiers
- Inline Functions
- Introduction to Function Overloading
- Default Function Arguments
- Static Members
- Pointers and Instances
- Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Memory Management
- Creating Object arrays
- Manipulating Object arrays
- Concepts & Syntax
- Protected Keyword
- Derivation Types
- Types of Inheritance
- Overloading ( method & operator)
- Virtual methods
- Compile time Polymorphism
- Run time Polymorphism
- File streams
- String streams
- Friend Functions
- Friend Classes
- Copy Constructors
- Templates
- Adding Graphics
- Creating Projects
- Making Files
- About Macros
- Usability of Macros
- About Assertions and Exceptions
- throw () and catch ()
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