Top 8 Programming Languages (Beginner to Expert)

What Will You Learn?

• Classes, Objects, and the Foundation of OOP
• You will learn the fundamental concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), which forms the bedrock of modern software development. This includes a deep dive into Classes and Objects. You'll understand how a class serves as a blueprint (like a cookie cutter) and an object is the actual instance (the cookie) created from that blueprint. This structure is essential for organizing code into reusable and manageable components.
• Core OOP Principles
• The course will cover the three main pillars of OOP:
• Inheritance: You'll learn how to create a new class (the derived class) from an existing class (the base class), allowing the derived class to reuse the properties and methods of the base class. This promotes code reuse and establishes a clear hierarchical relationship.
• Polymorphism: This is a crucial concept that means "many forms." You'll learn how to define methods that can take on multiple forms or behaviors, such as using the same method name to perform different actions depending on the object it is called on. This flexibility is key to writing adaptable and robust code.
• Advanced C++ Concepts
• Finally, you will explore advanced features that make C++ a powerful and efficient language:
• Pointers: You'll gain a strong understanding of pointers for direct memory manipulation, which is critical for high-performance programming and deep understanding of how C++ works.
• Templates: You will learn to use templates to write generic code that can work with any data type, avoiding code duplication and increasing type safety.
• Standard Template Library (STL): You will master the STL, which is a powerful set of template classes in C++. You'll learn to use its pre-built containers (like vectors, lists, and maps), algorithms (like sorting and searching), and iterators to efficiently handle complex data structures and operations.