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| Tuesday 19 June 2012 | London | | £1,980.00+VAT |
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C++ is undoubtedly one of the most popular programming languages for software development. It brings language enhancements and object-oriented programming support to C. However, C++ is a large and sometimes difficult language, and even with a C background, a programmer needs to understand C++ programming style as well as C++ constructs to get the best out of it. QA Training’s highly successful C++ for C Programmers course has a thorough theoretical and practical coverage of the language. This helps to eliminate the misconceptions and poor programming practice that can cause so many problems.
For experienced C programmers, the course will illustrate how to get the benefits of good software engineering and code reuse by using standard C++ and object-oriented programming techniques in real-world programming situations. There will be ample opportunity to apply these techniques during the practical sessions.
Delegates without extensive C experience should attend our C++ for non-C Programmers course instead.
This is a hands on course with a mix of tuition and practical sessions for each technical chapter which reinforce the C++ syntax and object-oriented programming techniques covered in the course.
PreRequisites:
C Programmers wishing to learn or improve in C++.
- Delegates must have solid experience of C including structures (i.e. struct and/or class); Declaration and use of pointers; Function declaration, definition and use with call by value or call by pointer; Dynamic memory allocation (i.e. malloc and free, or new and delete); Multiple source file projects (requiring project files or makes files). You should also have a good appreciation of object-oriented principles or have attended our Object-Oriented Primer course.
- Delegates with less than four months or no recent experience of C should attend the C++ for non-C Programmers course instead.
Objectives:
- Define classes
- Write class member functions
- Use constructors, destructors and dynamic memory
- Write code that is efficient and robust
- Build new classes from other classes using inheritance, composition and association
- Use template classes
- Use operator overloading
- Design and write classes with polymorphic behaviour
Course Introduction
- Course Prerequisites
- Course Objectives
- Course Delivery
- Course Practicals
- Course Structure
An Overview of OO Programming and C++
- Review of OOP principles
- Behaviour, state, identity, inheritance, polymorphism
- History and evolution of C++
- Key features of C++
- C++ as a better and safer C
The Class Approach
- Grouping of data and functionality
- Syntax of a class declaration
- Syntax of use
- Public and private
- Abstract Data Types
- Program structure
Providing Class Functionality
- Member functions
- Function overloading
- Default arguments
- Ambiguities
- Anonymous arguments
- Resolving scope conflicts
- The Scope resolution operator
- The this pointer
Object birth and death
- Life of an object
- Constructors
- operator new
- Death of an object
- Destructors
- operator delete
- Dynamic arrays
Efficiency and Integrity Issues
- Enumerations
- Const declarations
- Const member functions
- Const member data
- Inline function mechanism
- Reference variables
Composite Classes
- An opportunity for reuse
- Scoping and initialisation
- Order of construction
- Member Initialisation lists
- Use of fundamental classes
Associative Classes
- Delegating class functionality
- Dynamic associations
- Custody and lifetime
- Constant associations
Operator Overloading
- Operator functions
- Unary operators
- Binary operators
- Global operators
- Member operators
- Subscript operators
- Input operators
- Output operators
- Guidelines
Class Properties
- Static data members
- Static member functions
- Nested types
- Forward declarations
- Friend classes
Container Classes
- Organising collections of objects
- Template classes
- vector
- list
- Iterators
- Template functions
- Algorithms
- Using the Standard Library
Copying and Conversions
- The copy assignment operator
- Copy constructors
- Conversions to a class object
- Conversions from a class object
Inheritance
- Extension of existing classes
- Notation, syntax, terminology
- Protected members
- Scoping and initialisation
- Multiple inheritance
- Abstract base classes
- Guidelines
Polymorphism
- Modified class behaviour
- Virtual functions
- virtual destructors
- Late binding
- Inside the virtual function mechanism
- Pure virtual functions
- Use of pointers to base type
- Guidelines
The Way Ahead
- Review
- Support after this course
- Further C++ information sources
- Future evolution of C++
Appendices
- Namespaces
- Overview of exception handling
- Smart pointers
- Customised memory management
- Interfacing with C
- Class design recommendations
- Sample C++ coding standard
Description:
C++ is undoubtedly one of the most popular programming languages for software development. It brings language enhancements and object-oriented programming support to C. However, C++ is a large and sometimes difficult language, and even with a C background, a programmer needs to understand C++ programming style as well as C++ constructs to get the best out of it. QA Training’s highly successful C++ for C Programmers course has a thorough theoretical and practical coverage of the language. This helps to eliminate the misconceptions and poor programming practice that can cause so many problems.
For experienced C programmers, the course will illustrate how to get the benefits of good software engineering and code reuse by using standard C++ and object-oriented programming techniques in real-world programming situations. There will be ample opportunity to apply these techniques during the practical sessions.
Delegates without extensive C experience should attend our C++ for non-C Programmers course instead.
This is a hands on course with a mix of tuition and practical sessions for each technical chapter which reinforce the C++ syntax and object-oriented programming techniques covered in the course.
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