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Course Outline C Plus Plus

The document outlines a 18-day C++ programming course, covering topics from introduction to programming and C++ history to advanced concepts like classes, inheritance, and file handling. Each day includes a lesson and a practical exercise to reinforce learning, culminating in a final project that integrates all concepts learned. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in C++ programming.

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Course Outline C Plus Plus

The document outlines a 18-day C++ programming course, covering topics from introduction to programming and C++ history to advanced concepts like classes, inheritance, and file handling. Each day includes a lesson and a practical exercise to reinforce learning, culminating in a final project that integrates all concepts learned. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in C++ programming.

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COURSE OUTLINE

Day 1: Introduction to C++

 Lesson: Introduction to programming, C++ history, and setting up a C++ environment.

 Exercise: Install a C++ IDE (e.g., Code::Blocks).

Day 2: Hello World Program

 Lesson: Basic structure of a C++ program, #include, main(), and cout.

 Exercise: Write a "Hello, World!" program.

Day 3: Variables and Data Types

 Lesson: Introduction to variables, data types (int, float, char), and variable declaration.

 Exercise: Declare and initialize variables of different data types.

Day 4: Input and Output

 Lesson: Using cin for input and cout for output.

 Exercise: Write a program that asks for the user's name and greets them.

Day 5: Arithmetic Operations

 Lesson: Basic arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /, %) and their usage in C++.

 Exercise: Write a program that takes two numbers and prints their sum, difference, product, and
quotient.

Day 6: Decision Making (if-else)

 Lesson: if, else if, and else statements.

 Exercise: Write a program that checks if a number is positive, negative, or zero.

Day 7: Loops (for loop)

 Lesson: Introduction to loops and for loop syntax.

 Exercise: Write a program to print numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop.

Day 8: Loops (while loop)

 Lesson: while loop syntax and usage.

 Exercise: Write a program to print even numbers between 1 and 20 using a while loop.

Day 9: Loops (do-while loop)

 Lesson: do-while loop syntax and differences from while loop.


 Exercise: Write a program to print the multiplication table of a given number using a do-while
loop.

Day 10: Functions

 Lesson: Introduction to functions, defining, and calling functions.

 Exercise: Write a function to add two numbers and call it from main().

Day 11: Arrays

 Lesson: Introduction to arrays, declaring and accessing elements.

 Exercise: Write a program to store and print five integers.

Day 12: Strings

 Lesson: Introduction to strings, string class in C++, and basic string operations.

 Exercise: Write a program that asks for a string input and prints it in reverse.

Day 13: Pointers

 Lesson: Basic concept of pointers, declaring pointers, and * and & operators.

 Exercise: Write a program that shows the address of a variable using a pointer.

Day 14: Introduction to Classes and Objects

 Lesson: Basics of object-oriented programming, defining a class, and creating objects.

 Exercise: Define a class Car with attributes brand and model, and create an object to print these
attributes.

Day 15: Constructors and Destructors

 Lesson: Introduction to constructors and destructors in classes.

 Exercise: Modify the Car class to include a constructor that initializes brand and model.

Day 16: Inheritance

 Lesson: Basics of inheritance, creating a derived class.

 Exercise: Create a derived class ElectricCar from the Car class with an additional attribute
batteryCapacity.

Day 17: File Handling

 Lesson: Basics of file handling, reading from and writing to files.

 Exercise: Write a program to create a file and write some text to it.

Day 18: Final Project

 Lesson: Integration of concepts learned.


 Exercise: Create a mini-project, such as a simple student management system that uses classes,
file handling, and basic operations.

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