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 Certification and Training Course in Chembur 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
Not all students who come to learn C++ Programming at Anubhav Computer Institute are the same. Some come to learn Programming for the first time. Some come for college studies. Still others choose this course to prepare for work.
We teach the basics in a simple way from the first day of the C++ Programming Certification and Training Course in Chembur. After completing a topic, students should try it on the computer. Sometimes the program does not work properly. The trainer will explain what went wrong and how to fix it. By practicing like this, programming will gradually become familiar.
This course includes important topics like Variables, Data Types, Loops, Functions, Arrays, Pointers, Classes, Objects, File Handling and Object-Oriented Programming. There will be an opportunity to practice separately for each topic. Students’ confidence and skills grow by writing programs continuously.
In the C++ Programming Course in Chembur, our focus is not just on completing the course. We also offer a C++ Programming course to help students build practical programming skills. Our desire is that each student should learn to the point where they can write programs on their own. For that, we provide the necessary guidance and practice in every class.
Why choose C++ Programming Certification and Training Course in Chembur
Not every student comes to learn C++ for the same reason. Some come for college studies. Some come to prepare for job interviews. Still others join this course to learn programming from scratch. Whatever the purpose, we conduct lessons in a way that is easy for students to understand.
In our C++ Programming Certification and Training Course in Chembur, each topic is taught in a simple way. After that, students will write a program on the computer and practice. If there is any error in the program, the trainer will explain why it occurred and how to fix it. Continuous practice will increase their confidence in coding. The C++ Programming classes in Chembur is designed for all new students, college students and freshers.
Reasons why students choose us
- Simple teaching from the basics.
- Practical coding training in every class.
- Explanation with simple examples.
- Individual attention to each student.
- Doubts clarified in the class.
- Continuous Programming Practice.
- Guidance for College Assignments and Projects.
- Interview Preparation Assistance.
- Convenient Batch Timings.
- Course Completion Certificate.
Tools You Will Learn
Learn industry-relevant tools with practical training designed to make you confident, skilled, and job-ready.
C++ Programming Course Curriculum
In our C++ Programming Certification and Training Course in Chembur is designed to help students build strong programming skills, starting from the fundamentals and progressing to advanced C++ concepts through practical coding exercises and real-world examples.
Module 1 — Introduction to C++ Programming
- Object Oriented Programming
- Standard Libraries
- The ANSCI Standard
- Learning C++
- Use of C++
Module 2 — C++ Basic Syntax and First Program
- C++ Program Structure
- Execute C++ program
- Semicolon and Block statements
- Identifiers
- C++ Keywords
- Trigraphs
- Whitespace
- Comments
Module 3 — Data types Variables
- Primitive Built-in types
- typedef declarations
- Enumerated Types
- Variables Definition
- Variables Declaration
- Variable modifiers
- Constants/Literals
Module 4 — Operators
- Arithmetic Operator
- Relational Operator
- Logical Operator
- Bitwise Operator
- Assignment Operator
- Misc. Operator
- Sizeof Operator
- Conditional Operator
- Comma Operator
Module 5 — Decision Making Statement: if,else,nested if,
- If Statement
- if…else statement
- Nested if and serial if…else statement
- switch statement
- Conditional ? : Operator
Module 6 — Loops in c++
- While Loop
- Do…while loop
- For Loop
Module 7 — Nested Loops Ans Jump Statements
- Nested
- break, continue and goto statements
Module 8 — Function in C++
- Defining a Function
- Function Declaration
- Function Declaration
- Function Arguments
- Default value arguments
- Scope of variables
Module 9 — Working With Arrays
- Introduction to Arrays in C++
- Types of Arrays
- Declaring and Initializing Arrays
- Accessing Array Elements
- Traversing Arrays
- Array Input and Output
- Basic Array Operations
- Arrays and Functions
- Memory Representation of Arrays
- Common Problems Using Arrays
Module 10 — Pointers And References
- Introduction to Pointers in C++
- Pointer Declaration and Initialization
- Pointer Operators (* and &)
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Pointers and Arrays
- Pointers and Functions
- Dynamic Memory Allocation (new and delete)
- Common Pointer Errors (NULL, dangling pointers)
- Introduction to References in C++
- Reference Variables
- Difference Between Pointers and References
- Passing Arguments by Reference
- Returning Values by Reference
Module 11 — Arrays And Pointers In Funttion
- Introduction to Arrays in Functions
- Passing Arrays to Functions
- Modifying Array Elements Inside Functions
- Returning Arrays from Functions
- Introduction to Pointers in Functions
- Passing Pointers to Functions
- Pointer-Based Array Manipulation in Functions
- Relationship Between Arrays and Pointers in Functions
- Passing Multidimensional Arrays to Functions
- Using References with Arrays in Functions
- Common Use Cases and Examples
- Advantages of Using Pointers and Arrays in Functions
Module 12 — String Handling
- Introduction to Strings in C++
- Character Arrays vs String Class
- Declaring and Initializing Strings
- Input and Output of Strings
- Common String Functions (length, copy, compare, concatenate)
- String Manipulation Techniques
- String Traversing
- Finding Substrings
- String Comparison Operations
- Strings and Pointers
- Passing Strings to Functions
- String Class in C++ (std::string)
- Common String Problems and Applications
Module 13 — Introduction To Structures
- Concept of Structures in C++
- Need and Importance of Structures
- Declaring a Structure
- Defining Structure Variables
- Accessing Structure Members
- Initializing Structure Variables
- Array of Structures
- Nested Structures
- Structures and Functions
- Pointers to Structures
- Dynamic Memory Allocation with Structures
- Difference Between Structures and Classes
Module 14 — Woring With Structures And Unions
- Introduction to Structures and Unions
- Difference Between Structures and Unions
- Declaring and Defining Structures
- Declaring and Defining Unions
- Accessing Members of Structures and Unions
- Memory Allocation in Structures vs Unions
- Initializing Structures and Unions
- Array of Structures
- Nested Structures
- Structures and Functions
- Pointers to Structures and Unions
- Dynamic Memory Allocation with Structures
- Common Use Cases of Structures and Unions
Module 15 — File Handling in c++
- Introduction to File Handling in C++
- Types of Files (Text Files and Binary Files)
- File Streams in C++ (ifstream, ofstream, fstream)
- Opening and Closing Files
- Writing to a File
- Reading from a File
- File Modes (ios::in, ios::out, ios::app, etc.)
- Checking End of File (EOF)
- File Pointers (get, put, seekg, seekp)
- Updating and Appending Data in Files
- Binary File Handling
- Error Handling in File Operations
- Real-time Applications of File Handling
Module 16 — Concept of OOPs
- Encapsulation
- Abstraction
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
Module 17 — Introduction of Classes and Objects
- C++ Class definition
- Defining an object of a Class
- Accessing Data Members
- Accsses Modifiers of a Class
- public, private, protected, examples
Module 18 — Constructors and Destructors
- Class constructor
- Types of constructors
- Destructors of aa class
Module 19 — Members of a class
- Class Member functions
- Friend functions of a class
- Inline functions of a Class
- the this pointer into a Class
- Pointer to classes
- Static members of a class
Module 20 — Inheritance in c++
- Base & Derived classes
- Access control and Inheritance
- Type of Inheritance
- Multiple inheritance
Module 21 — Polymorphism in c++
- function overloading
- Operators Overloading
- virtual function
- pure virtual function
Module 22 — Exception handling
- Throwing Exceptions
- Catching Exceptions
- C++ Standard Exceptions
- User defined Exceptions
Module 23 — Dynamic Memory Allocation
- The new and delete operators
- Dynamic Memory Allocation for Arrays
- Dynamic Memory Allocation for Objects
Module 24 — Templates
- Function template
- Class Template