N650 C++ Programming Workshop

Course Code: N-650
Recommended Duration: 5 Days

Benefits

The student learns the differences between C and C++, basic object oriented concepts and design, and the major components of the C++ language, including: Constructors / Destructors, Function and Operator Overloading, the C++ I/O system, and virtual functions.

Audience

Experienced C programmers needing to create or maintain programs written using the C++ language.

Prerequisites

C programming experience.

Related IBM Materials

In addition to the student handouts, the student should have access to the following IBM manual:

C/C++ Applications Reference Manual (ARM).

Major Topics Include

C++ syntax (ANSI/ISO standard)
Fundamental C++ programming constructs
Arithmetic, looping, and conditional logic
Stream I/O (cin and cout)
Object-oriented benefits and features
Classes and objects
Encapsulation
Declaration, Definition, and Instantiation
Function and operator overloading
Inheritance
File I/O
Pointers and references
Constructor and Destructor functions
Polymorphism

Exercises

There are 15 hands-on exercises. The labs may be run using any available text editor and available ANSI compiant C++ compiler. Upon request, IDEs such as Visual Studio may be used.

Course Objectives
Topical Outline
C and C++ Curriculum
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Note

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Course Description

C++ Programming Workshop