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Master the art of OOP and data structures using C++. Enroll in CS104, C105 Masterclass now and boost your coding skills!

What you will learn

Discover the principles of Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming in C++.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the language’s syntax and semantics.

Learn the fundamentals of algorithms and how they are applied in C++.

Understand the principles of data abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism

Build strong foundation for developing efficient and reliable software applications.

Explore the differences between various data structures, such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues.

Develop a sound understanding of memory management in C++.

Build algorithms that allow for efficient processing of data.

Understand the concept of recursion and how to implement it in C++.

Learn how to write and implement classes in C++.

Master the principles of encapsulation and data hiding.

Understand the power of inheritance and its application in OOP.

Create and implement abstract data types.

Develop programs that use advanced data structures such as trees and graphs.

Gain a deep understanding of pointers and dynamic memory allocation in C++.

Learn how to use templates to build generic classes and functions.

Understand the principles of operator overloading in C++.

Master the principles of exception handling in C++.

Explore the principles of file input and output in C++.

Build programs that use advanced algorithms such as sorting and searching.

Create programs that use data structures and algorithms to solve real-world problems.

Learn how to test and debug C++ programs effectively.

Understand the principles of software engineering and how they apply to C++.

Develop programs that interact with users through a graphical user interface.

Understand the principles of multi-threaded programming in C++.

Gain an appreciation for the role of C++ in modern software development.

Learn how to build software that is efficient, scalable, and maintainable.

Understand the principles of software design and how to apply them in C++.

Develop the skills to work with large and complex codebases.

Learn how to build software that is both functional and elegant.

Description

Welcome to our CS104, C105 Masterclass! In this class, we will dive into the world of Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) using the popular programming language, C++.

Data structures are an essential part of computer science, as they provide an organized way of storing and manipulating data. By using data structures, we can access and modify data more efficiently, which is essential for developing efficient and effective software.

In our class, we will cover various data structures, including arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, and trees. We will explore how to implement these structures in C++ and how to perform basic operations like insertion, deletion, and searching. Additionally, we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each data structure and when to use them in different situations.

Linked lists, for example, are a popular data structure used to store and manage data in a sequence. Linked lists are efficient because they can be dynamically allocated and are flexible in size. However, they can be more complicated to implement and use than other data structures like arrays.

Stacks and queues are also important data structures that are commonly used in software development. Stacks use the “last in, first out” (LIFO) principle, while queues use the “first in, first out” (FIFO) principle. These data structures are useful for managing data in a specific order, and we will learn how to implement and use them in our class.

Trees are another popular data structure that we will cover in our class. Trees are useful for organizing data in a hierarchical structure and are often used in computer science applications like file systems, databases, and search engines.


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In addition to data structures, we will also cover the basics of OOP in C++. Object-oriented programming focuses on encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. With OOP, we can create reusable code, improve code organization and structure, and make code maintenance more manageable.

In our class, we will cover the basics of OOP in C++, including classes, objects, constructors, and destructors. We will also discuss inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation, and how they can be used to improve the functionality of our programs.

C++ is a powerful programming language known for its speed and efficiency. It is widely used in developing operating systems, embedded systems, and gaming applications. With C++, we can take advantage of its powerful features to create complex programs with high performance.

In our class, we will explore the C++ syntax and how it can be used to implement data structures and OOP concepts. We will also learn how to optimize our code for performance and efficiency.

To wrap it up, our CS104, C105 Masterclass will provide you with a solid foundation in Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming with C++. You will learn how to implement data structures, use OOP concepts to improve your code, and take advantage of the powerful features of C++.

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Content

D4 – Introduction to CPP Classes

POD Data Classes
Unions in CPP
Methods in Struct
Access Controls in CPP
Classes and Initializing Class Member
Constructors
Destructors in CPP
Initializers in CPP

Introduction to Pointers

Pointers in CPP
C++ Beginning to Pointers
Dereference Operator in CPP
Pointers and Arrays
nullptr
Pointer arithmetic in CPP
Arrays out of bounds and Deallocating Pointers
Consts and Casts with Pointers
Allocating Memory
Allocating memory as arrays
Lifetime of Memory

STL

STL, Vectors and Arrays

References in CPP

References
Example Project With References
Code Example with AUTO, TUPLE and FOR LOOP
Range Based for Loop

Pointers

Pointers in Practice
Pointers in Practice – Part 2
Pointers in Practice – Part 3
Pointers in Practice – Part 4

Functions

Introduction to Functions
Functions – Part 1
Functions – Part 2
Functions – Part 3
Functions – Part 4
Functions – Part 5
Functions – Part 6
Functions – Part 7

Data Structures in CPP

Introduction to Basic CPP Programming
Creating Random Card Generator Using Enum and rand
Developing main Function and using static_cast

Data Structures – ADT

Introduction to ADT
Creating ADT Class and using Constructors
Virtual Methods and Overriding from Class
Controlling Copy Operations with ADT

Data Structures – Templates

Starting with Templates
Class Templates in CPP

Data Structures – STL and Asymptotic Analysis

Introduction to STL
Algorithm Analysis
Scenario Analysis
Developing Main
Factorial Method

Pointers and Arrays

Understanding Arrays
Manipulating Arrays
Starting with Array Pointers
Pointer Increment vs Array Indexing

ADT List

Creating List ADT
Developing Get and Insert Methods
Developing Search and Remove Methods
Testing ADT List

Nodes in Data Structures

Node and Chaining Example
Creating and Chaining nodes with Different data types

Creating Custom LinkedList

Creating Custom Linked List
Get Method
Developing InsertHead, InsertTail and Insert Methods
Developing Search Operation
Removing Items