As a reliable and fundamental programming language, C++ code can be used to programme several apps, games and software. Newer versions of C++ have been cleared of earlier issues, and it is considered a highly portable programming language.
If you’re interested in developing your own apps, it’s a significant advantage to be familiar with C++. Many top-rated apps and games in the world use its features. Using the vast library of code, you can build an app or game prototype right from scratch.
What’s covered in the course?
This video course on C++ will cover the following topics:
- How to run the text editor, prior to running your C++ code, and why it’s important;
- The best browser to use for learning and running C++ code;
- How to create ‘cout’ statements and titles for your code;
- How to interpret error messages, and how to avoid common errors in syntax, etc.;
- How to call codes one after the other, and how to show separate pieces of code with the correct syntax;
- How to write integer and other types of variables and use indentation for improved readability of code;
- An introduction to passing variables to function codes and use if, else statements and operators in your code.
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Course Duration: 1
Total Modules: 23
Module 01: Introduction
Module 02: Course Requirements
Module 03: C++ Development
Module 04: Cout Statement
Module 05: Error Message
Module 06: Comments
Module 07: Calling Methods and Functions
Module 08: More on Calling Functions
Module 09: White Spaces and Indentation
Module 10: Variables and Integer Variables
Module 11: Adding a String Variable
Module 12: Boolean Variables
Module 13: Variable Scope and Global Variables
Module 14: Math
Module 15: Double Variables
Module 16: Passing Variable to Functions
Module 17: If Statements
Module 18: Operators
Module 19: Logical Operators
Module 20: Else Statements
Module 21: Else If Statements
Module 22: For Statements
Module 23: Conclusion
