This course explores the basic to intermediate level topics of C++. It starts off with the introduction to C++. Then it throws some light on the basic constructs of C++, that is, arrays, pointers, structures and classes. The course then progresses unveiling some of the object-oriented concepts in C++ like inheritance, aggregation, overloading and polymorphism. It further discusses the exception handling mechanism in C++. There are a couple of units dedicated to C++ templates, using the standard template library, including the Iostream Library. Towards the end, advanced topics and concepts such as smart pointers and design patterns are discussed. The final topic of the course is areas differentiating C++ and Java, using examples to explain the differences.
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This document covers the C++ programming style and practices for C++ development. The establishment of a common style will facilitate in understanding and maintaining code developed by more than one programmers as well as making it easier for maintaining the code by someone who did not actually developed it.
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