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Index
Introduction What to expect from this book? How to use this book? Chapter 1: Introduction to C++ What is C++? History of C++ Why C++ has become successful? Setting up a C++ environment for different operating systems Installing the visual studio in Windows Installing XCode in the Mac operating system Installing the GCC in Linux Chapter 2: Why to learn C++ Why do you need to learn C++? What to achieve by using C++? Characteristics of a good programming language Chapter 3: Different programmingtechnique What is programming? What is a Program? What is the programming process? Different programming techniques
a) Imperative programming b) Declarative programming
Famous programming paradigms
1) Procedural programming 2) Functional programming 3) Object-oriented programming 4) Database Query paradigm
Chapter 4: Object oriented programming What is object-oriented programming? Classes Objects Global and local variables Methods Chapter 5: Event driven Programming Why event driven programming is essential? Principles GUIS using C++ events Chapter 6: Uses of C++ language Uses of C++
a) Software Applications b) Games & Animation d) Web browsers e) Database software g) Compilers h) Operating systems i) Medical and engineering
What can we expect in the future? Chapter 7: Functions in C++ What are the functions? How to represent functions in C++? What is a function declaration? What are the parameters in functions? Types of functions Chapter 8: Operators in C++ What are the operators? Mathematical operators
a)Addition b)Subtraction operator c)Multiplication operator d)Division and modulus operators 5) Increment and decrement operators Assignment operator
Chapter 9: Create a C++ program First C++ program Libraries in C++ How C++ program is compiled? How to debug code? Chapter 10: Common errors in C++ Types of errors
a) Syntax errors b) Runtime errors in C++ c) Linker errors d) Semantic errors e) Logical errors in C++
Warning Common errors in C++ Chapter 11: Datatypes What are the data types? Types of Data
a) Int b) Float c) Char d) Boolean
Chapter 12: Variables What are the variables? How to Name a variable? How to declare a variable? Access modifiers Chapter 13: Constants What are constants? What is the difference between constants and variables? Constants in C++ Declaring constants in C++ Chapter 14: Expression What are the expressions? Types of expressions
a) Expressions based on the position of operators b) By the number of operands present c) By the implementation of programming scenario
Chapter 15: Operators What is an Operation? Relational operators Logical operators Chapter 16: Input and Output sequence What are the input and output sequences? Different types of System libraries Important input, output sequences in C++
1) Cin 2) Cout 3) Cerr 4) Clog
Chapter 17: Manipulators What are the manipulators in C++? Different manipulators
a) endl b) setw c) setfill d) Set precision
Chapter 18: Structure What are the structures? How to create a structure in C++? How to declare variables in a structure? How to access structure members? Chapter 19: Loops structure What are Loop structures? For loop Loop control statements
a) Break c) Goto
Infinite loop Nested loops Chapter 20: Defined functions What are the different types of functions? Some important defined functions
1) Swap 2) emplace 3) merge 4) Splice
Chapter 21: Functions and Array Why are Arrays necessary? What are arrays? How to declare arrays? How to initialize an array? How to access an array element? Multidimensional Arrays Chapter 22: New C++ version C++ version history What is special about the New C++ version? Conclusion
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