C++ Programming Course
C++ is one of the most powerful, versatile and enduring programming languages in the technology industry — driving everything from game engines and operating systems to financial trading platforms and high-performance applications. Our C++ Programming course provides a comprehensive, structured learning path covering core C++ fundamentals, object-oriented programming, classes, inheritance, polymorphism, templates, the Standard Template Library, exception handling, file handling and dynamic memory management
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About Course
From the operating systems running our computers to the game engines powering blockbuster titles, from high-frequency trading algorithms to embedded automotive systems — C++ is the language at the heart of the world’s most performance-critical software. As an extension of C with powerful object-oriented, generic and functional programming capabilities, C++ offers developers an unmatched combination of low-level control and high-level abstraction.
The C++ Programming course at Anubhav Computer Institute is a professionally structured, comprehensive program designed to take students and working professionals from the foundational principles of C++ all the way through to advanced concepts including object-oriented programming, templates, the Standard Template Library (STL), exception handling and dynamic memory management. Every concept is reinforced through practical, hands-on coding exercises and real-world programming projects that build both technical competence and strong object-oriented design thinking.
Mastering C++ equips learners with a deep, systems-level understanding of programming that makes them significantly more effective developers across any technology stack. Upon completion of this course, participants will possess a thorough, industry-relevant command of C++ Programming — making them highly competitive candidates for roles in software engineering, game development, embedded systems, financial technology and high-performance application development.
What You Will Learn
- Establish a strong C++ foundation with a comprehensive Introduction to C++ Programming
- Understand and apply all essential Data Types, Variables, Operators & Control Structures
- Design clean, modular programs using Functions, Recursion & Scope Management
- Master Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) — classes, objects, encapsulation & abstraction
- Implement powerful Inheritance & Polymorphism for flexible, extensible software design
- Work confidently with Constructors, Destructors & Operator Overloading
- Apply Templates & Generic Programming for reusable, type-independent code
- Leverage the Standard Template Library (STL) — vectors, maps, sets, stacks & queues
- Handle runtime errors gracefully using Exception Handling techniques
- Perform File Handling operations for persistent data storage and retrieval
- Manage memory efficiently using Dynamic Memory Management and smart pointers
Tools You Will Learn
Learn industry-relevant tools with practical training designed to make you confident, skilled, and job-ready.
C++ Programming Course Curriculum
This program covers important concepts and practical skills required for today’s digital world.
Module 1 — Introduction to C++ Programming
- Understanding the history and evolution of C++ and its relationship with C
- Overview of C++’s applications — game development, embedded systems, financial technology & more
- Understanding the key differences between C and C++ — procedural vs object-oriented paradigms
- Setting up the C++ development environment — GCC compiler, Code::Blocks and Visual Studio
- Understanding the structure of a C++ program — headers, namespaces, main function & statements
- Writing, compiling and executing your first C++ program from scratch
- Understanding C++ standards — C++11, C++14, C++17 and C++20 key features overview
Module 2 — Data Types, Variables, Operators & Control Structures
- Understanding fundamental data types in C++ — int, float, double, char, bool and string
- Declaring, initialising and using variables and constants in C++ programs
- Applying all categories of operators — arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise and assignment
- Understanding type conversion — implicit conversion and explicit casting in C++
- Implementing conditional logic — if, if-else, nested if-else and switch statements
- Implementing loop structures — while, do-while and for loops for controlled iteration
- Using break, continue and return statements to manage program flow precisely
- Understanding the range-based for loop introduced in C++11 for cleaner iteration
Module 3 — Functions, Recursion & Scope Management
- Defining and calling functions — function declaration, definition and invocation in C++
- Understanding function parameters — pass by value, pass by reference and pass by pointer
- Using default arguments and function overloading for flexible function design
- Understanding inline functions for performance optimisation in C++
- Understanding variable scope — local, global and static variables in C++
- Implementing recursive functions — base case, recursive case and call stack management
- Solving classic problems using recursion — factorial, Fibonacci, tower of Hanoi & more
- Understanding lambda expressions introduced in C++11 for concise, inline function definitions
Module 4 — Object-Oriented Programming — Classes & Objects
- Understanding the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming — encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance and polymorphism
- Defining classes and creating objects in C++ — the blueprint and instance relationship
- Understanding access specifiers — public, private and protected members
- Defining and implementing member functions inside and outside class definitions
- Understanding the this pointer and its role within class member functions
- Implementing encapsulation — using private data members with public getter and setter methods
- Understanding abstraction — hiding implementation details and exposing only necessary interfaces
- Real-world exercises — designing a Bank Account class, Student class and Employee class
Module 5 — Constructors, Destructors & Operator Overloading
- Understanding constructors — their purpose, types and automatic invocation
- Implementing default constructors, parameterised constructors and copy constructors
- Understanding constructor initialisation lists for efficient member variable initialisation
- Understanding destructors — their purpose, definition and automatic invocation on object destruction
- Understanding operator overloading — extending C++ operators to work with user-defined types
- Overloading arithmetic operators — +, -, *, / for custom class objects
- Overloading comparison operators — ==, !=, <, > for object comparison
- Overloading the stream insertion and extraction operators — << and >> for custom I/O
- Understanding friend functions and their role in operator overloading implementations
Module 6 — Inheritance & Polymorphism
- Understanding inheritance — the IS-A relationship and code reuse through class hierarchies
- Implementing single inheritance — derived classes inheriting from a single base class
- Implementing multilevel inheritance — chaining multiple levels of class derivation
- Implementing multiple inheritance — a derived class inheriting from two or more base classes
- Understanding the constructor and destructor execution order in inheritance hierarchies
- Understanding polymorphism — the ability of objects to take multiple forms at runtime
- Implementing compile-time polymorphism through function overloading and operator overloading
- Implementing runtime polymorphism using virtual functions and the virtual function table
- Understanding pure virtual functions and abstract classes for interface-based design
- Applying the override and final keywords introduced in C++11 for safer inheritance hierarchies
Module 7 — Templates & Generic Programming
- Understanding templates and their role in writing type-independent, reusable code
- Defining and using function templates for generic function implementations
- Defining and using class templates for generic data structure and container implementations
- Understanding template specialisation — providing specific implementations for particular types
- Understanding variadic templates introduced in C++11 for variable-argument generic functions
- Applying templates to build generic sorting, searching and data processing algorithms
- Understanding the relationship between templates and the Standard Template Library
- Real-world exercises — implementing a generic Stack, Queue and Pair class using templates
Module 8 — Standard Template Library (STL)
- Understanding the architecture of the STL — containers, iterators and algorithms
- Working with sequence containers — vector, list, deque and array
- Working with associative containers — map, multimap, set and multiset
- Working with container adaptors — stack, queue and priority queue
- Understanding and using iterators — input, output, forward, bidirectional and random access
- Applying STL algorithms — sort, find, count, reverse, transform and accumulate
- Using the string class and its comprehensive method library for professional string processing
- Understanding the pair and tuple utility classes for structured multi-value storage
- Real-world exercises — building inventory management and data processing programs using STL
Module 9 — Exception Handling
- Understanding exceptions and why robust error handling is essential in professional software
- Understanding C++’s exception handling mechanism — try, catch and throw
- Throwing and catching exceptions of different types — int, string and class objects
- Using multiple catch blocks to handle different exception types appropriately
- Understanding and using the standard exception hierarchy — std::exception and its derived classes
- Creating custom exception classes for domain-specific, meaningful error reporting
- Understanding stack unwinding and how C++ cleans up resources during exception propagation
- Using the noexcept specifier for functions guaranteed not to throw exceptions
- Best practices for designing robust, exception-safe C++ programs in production environments
Module 10 — File Handling & Dynamic Memory Management
- Understanding file handling in C++ using the fstream, ifstream and ofstream classes
- Opening, reading, writing and closing text files using C++ stream objects
- Working with binary files — reading and writing structured data using binary mode
- Using seekg, seekp, tellg and tellp for random access file navigation
- Understanding dynamic memory management in C++ using the new and delete operators
- Allocating and deallocating single objects and arrays on the heap
- Understanding smart pointers introduced in C++11 — unique_ptr, shared_ptr and weak_ptr
- Using smart pointers to eliminate memory leaks and dangling pointer issues automatically
- Understanding the Rule of Three and Rule of Five for safe resource management in classes
- Best practices for writing memory-safe, resource-efficient C++ programs in professional environments
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