Dave Pither-Patterson – C++ for BeginnersCreate Code That Screams with C++! Hours of Video Lecture, Lab Exercises and Dozens of Code Samples for You To Use!Have you always wanted to create console video games, but lack the basic C++ skills? Do you want to understand a more “heavy-duty†programming language? Do you really want to get “under the hood†and complete more complex computing tasks quickly? Do you simply want to advance your current skill set and learn one of the world’s most popular programming languages?C++ is one of the most widely used languages in the world. It’s used for everything from financial trading applications (where speed equals revenue!) to console video games.Delve into the C++ programming language with this course, C++ For Beginners, authored by expert David Pither-Patterson. David is an experienced instructor, specializing in presenting complex technical information in a manner that just about anyone can grasp. With David’s help, you’ll by setting up your development environment and working your way through all the C++ fundamentals.Included in the 46 video lectures that comprise the course are dozens and dozens of code examples that you can learn from. You’ll also complete engaging lab exercises that are not only fun, but specially designed to help you retain the information in the lectures.C++ is one of the most important languages you can learn–and there is no better way to learn it than with LearnToProgram’s David Pither-Patterson!Your HostDave Pither-PattersonEpisodesYour First ProgramWhere to get the IDE (2:52)Creating a Project (5:42)Debugging a Program (8:24)Examining the Build Log (9:13)Running a Program (7:34)Chapter 1 Lab ExerciseVariables and AssignmentsVariables and Identifiers (13:00)Simple Data Type: bool (5:38)Simple Data Type: char (9:48)Simple Data Type: int (8:33)Chapter 2 Lab ExerciseErrors and Data TypesOutputting Errors (5:09)Long and Short Data Types (14:37)Casting (11:56)Formatting Output (15:27)Input from STDIN (6:00)Chapter 3 Lab ExerciseOperators and PrecedenceUnderstanding Comments: Useful VS Redundant (4:00)Meaningful Variable Names VS Cryptic (3:46)Assignment, Operators (9:07)Comparators and Logical Operators (17:13)Precedence (9:07)Chapter 4 Lab ExerciseDecision Making and Program FlowThe ‘if’, ‘else if’ and ‘else’ Statements (13:00)The ‘case’ Statement (8:14)Ternary Statements (6:16)The ‘do/while’ Loop (10:54)The ‘for’ Loop (8:00)Chapter 5 Lab ExerciseArraysArrays (13:18)Iterating Through Arrays (3:40)Multi-Dimensional Arrays (13:31)Pointers (7:17)Chapter 6 Lab ExerciseBinary OperationsBinary Theory (25:39)Truth Tables (11:05)Bitwise Operators (10:27)Chapter 7 Lab ExerciseProgram StructureFunction Structure (6:53)Header Files, Includes, and Multiple Files (8:02)Program Entry Point and Namespaces (8:21)Chapter 8 Lab ExerciseSTL StringsCreating a String (18:16)String Operators (17:23)String Manipulation (10:58)Chapter 9 Lab ExerciseClasses and ObjectsObjects and Inheritance (5:51)Classes, Objects, Methods & Properties (13:59)Encapsulation (24:25)Encapsulation, Part 2 (12:22)Access Modifiers and Overrides (7:56)Chapter 10 Lab ExerciseInput, Process and OutputIntroduction to Vectors (9:05)How to Read Text Files (7:33)Bubble Sort (7:08)How to Write Text Files (8:52)Chapter 11 Lab Exercise
