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Object-Oriented Programming
using C++:
1. Introduction to OOP:
- Basics of Procedural Programming vs.
Object-Oriented Programming.
- Features: Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance,
Polymorphism.
2. Basics of C++:
- Structure of a C++ program.
- Data types, variables, constants.
- Operators: arithmetic, relational, logical.
- Input/output in C++.
3. Control Structures:
- Conditional statements: if, else, switch.
- Loops: for, while, do-while.
4. Functions:
- Defining and declaring functions.
- Function overloading.
- Recursion.
5. Classes and Objects:
- Class definition.
- Creating objects.
- Access specifiers: private, public, protected.
- Constructors and Destructors.
- Static members.
6. Inheritance:
- Base and derived classes.
- Types: single, multiple, multilevel, hierarchical,
hybrid.
- The virtual keyword.
7. Polymorphism:
- Compile-time: Function overloading, Operator
overloading.
- Run-time: Virtual functions, Pure virtual
functions.
8. Templates:
- Function templates.
- Class templates.
9. Exception Handling:
- try, catch, throw statements.
- Creating custom exceptions.
10. File Handling:
- File streams: ifstream, ofstream, fstream.
- Reading from and writing to files.
11. Standard Template Library
(STL):
- Vectors, Lists, Sets, Maps.
- Iterators.
- Algorithms: sort(), reverse(), etc.
12. Advanced Topics (if
covered):
- Pointers and dynamic memory.
- Lambda expressions.
- Smart pointers: unique_ptr, shared_ptr,
weak_ptr.
13. Practical Projects:
- Building simple projects to implement the concepts
learned. For instance, a basic banking system or a library management
system.
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