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PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS USING C++
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This hands-on course provides a comprehensive introduction to programming, and builds a solid foundation of programming skills that can be used to master additional programming languages like C, C++, or Java. In this course you will write, compile, and debug programs in C and C++.
Course Length: 4 Days
Course Tuition: $1590 (US)
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| This course covers many topics, moves at a relatively fast pace and involves considerable coding during lab work. To fully benefit, attendees should have a reasonable amount of programming experience in some high level language such as C, Java, Pascal, etc. No particular prior knowledge of C or C++ is required, but any previous study of them helps. |
• Basic Concepts and Definitions
What is a Program?
"Hello, world!"
The Programming Process
Program Files and Program Execution
System Programs vs. Application Programs
Input - Process - Output
Programming Languages
Compiler Errors vs. Runtime Errors
Development Environments
• Writing Simple Programs
Reading Input
Performing Numeric Calculations
Formatting Output
Decision Making
Iteration
Commenting Your Source Code
Good Programming Style
• Expressions
Expressions: Where the Work Gets Done
Expression Evaluation: The Result
Arithmetic Expressions
Relational Expressions
Where are Relational Expressions Used?
And? . . . Or?
Precedence and Associativity
• Decision Making
Sequential Execution
What is Decision Making?
Simple Decisions: if
Two-Way Decisions: else
Code Blocks
Nesting Control Statements
Multi-Way Decisions: switch
• Looping
Kinds of Loops
Iterative Loops
Code Blocks and Loops
Nested Loops
Conditional Loops
Infinite Loops
Spaghetti Code: The goto Statement
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• Subroutines
Programming Without Subroutines
Reusable Code in a Subroutine
The Starting Point
Variable Visibility: Scope
Parameters
Returning a Value
Declaring a Function
Function Stubs
Libraries
• Debugging
What is Debugging?
Commenting Out Code
Simple Debugging with Print Statements
Making Debugging Print Statements Conditional
Programs that Help You Debug Programs
• Data Collections - Arrays
Scalar Data vs. Data Collections
What is an Array?
Accessing Array Elements
Null-Terminated Strings
Multidimensional Arrays
Array Initialization
• Data Collections - Structures
What is a Structure?
Accessing Structure Members
Using Arrays with Structures
• Working with Files
Terminal I/O and File I/O
Opening Files
Opening a File for Writing
Opening a File for Reading
Checking for File Open Errors
Closing a File
Text Files vs. Binary Files
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