Complete C++ Programming Online Class Recorded Video Lecture Course By Anand Sir

C++ is a powerful, general-purpose programming language that combines the efficiency and low-level control of C with the advanced features of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). At the bachelor’s level, C++ is introduced not only as a programming language but also as a foundation for understanding the principles of computer science such as data abstraction, modularity, memory management, inheritance, and polymorphism.

This course provides students with both theoretical concepts and practical programming skills, preparing them for advanced topics in software development, data structures, system programming, and competitive coding.

Learning Objectives

• By the end of this course, students will be able to:
• Understand the syntax and semantics of C++.
• Apply control structures, operators, and functions to solve computational problems.
• Design and implement classes and objects following object-oriented programming principles.
• Demonstrate the use of constructors, destructors, inheritance, and polymorphism in program design.
• Apply operator overloading and templates to write reusable and efficient code.
• Use file handling and exception handling for building robust programs.
• Develop the ability to analyze, design, and implement medium-scale applications in C++.

Teaching Methodology : Hands-on coding practice in C++ IDEs (Turbo C++, Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, or modern compilers like g++ in Linux)

📘 Table of Contents – C++ Programming

Unit 1: Fundamentals of C++

1. Introduction to C++

1.1 History and Features of C++

1.2 Structure of a C++ Program

1.3 Tokens in C++

 • Keywords

 • Identifiers

 • Literals (Integer, Floating, Character, String, Boolean)

 • Punctuators

2. Operators & Writing First Program

2.1 Types of Operators in C++

 • Arithmetic Operators

 • Relational Operators

 • Logical Operators

 • Assignment Operators

 • Increment/Decrement Operators

 • Conditional (Ternary) Operator

 • Bitwise Operators

 • Special Operators (sizeof, comma, pointer, etc.)

2.2 Writing First C++ Program

2.3 Introduction to C++ IDEs (Turbo C++, Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, VS Code, etc.)

3. Skeleton of a C++ Program

3.1 Structure of Header Files and main() Function

3.2 Input/Output in C++ (cin, cout)

3.3 Writing Basic Programs (Hello World, Simple Math, etc.)

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Unit 2: Object-Oriented Programming Basics

4. Introduction to Class & Object

4.1 Class Declaration and Definition

4.2 Defining Objects

4.3 Access Specifiers: public, private, protected

5. Programming with Class & Object

5.1 Data Members and Member Functions

5.2 Defining Member Functions Inside and Outside Class

5.3 Example Programs

6. Static Members

6.1 Static Data Members

6.2 Static Member Functions

6.3 Program Examples

7. Friend Functions

7.1 Syntax and Declaration

7.2 Accessing Private Members Using Friend Function

7.3 Example Programs

8. Functions in OOP

8.1 Object as Function Argument (Call by Value, Call by Reference)

8.2 Function Overloading

 • Rules of Function Overloading

 • Examples

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Unit 3: Constructors & Destructors

9. Constructors in C++

9.1 Introduction to Constructors

9.2 Types of Constructors

 • Default Constructor

 • Parameterized Constructor

10. Special Member Functions

10.1 Copy Constructor

10.2 Destructor

10.3 Program Implementation

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Unit 4: Inheritance

11. Introduction to Inheritance

11.1 Concept of Reusability

11.2 Syntax of Inheritance

12. Single Inheritance

12.1 Base and Derived Classes

12.2 Example Programs

13. Multiple Inheritance

13.1 Syntax and Implementation

13.2 Example Programs

14. Hierarchical & Hybrid Inheritance

14.1 Hierarchical Inheritance

14.2 Hybrid Inheritance

14.3 Program Examples

15. Advanced Inheritance Concepts

15.1 Ambiguity in Inheritance

15.2 Virtual Base Class

15.3 Constructor in Base Class

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Unit 5: Polymorphism & Operator Overloading

16. Polymorphism

16.1 Types of Polymorphism (Compile-time & Run-time)

16.2 Constructor Overloading

16.3 Introduction to Operator Overloading

17. Operator Overloading – Part I

17.1 Overloading Arithmetic Operators (+, -, *, /)

17.2 Example Programs

18. Operator Overloading – Part II

18.1 Overloading Increment/Decrement Operators (++, --)

18.2 Overloading Assignment Operator (=)

18.3 Other Operators

19. Program Practice

19.1 Adding Two Times (Example Problem)

19.2 Repeated Practice Programs

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Unit 6: File Handling & Exception Handling

20. Future Guide to Students

20.1 Best Practices in C++

20.2 Career Path & Advanced Learning

21. File Handling – Part I

21.1 Streams in C++

21.2 Input and Output with Files

21.3 Opening and Closing Files

22. File Handling – Part II

22.1 Writing Data to Files

22.2 Reading Data from Files

23. File Handling – Part III

23.1 File Modes and Flags

23.2 Error Handling in File Operations

24. Introduction to Exception Handling

24.1 Errors vs Exceptions

24.2 try, catch, throw in C++

25. Programs with File Handling

25.1 File-based Programs (Student Records, Simple Database, etc.)

26. Exception Handling Programs

26.1 Example Programs Using try-catch

26.2 Nested try-catch

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Unit 7: Advanced Topics

27. C++ Templates

27.1 Function Templates

27.2 Class Templates

27.3 Template Specialization

27.4 Example Programs