108 C++ Beginners Coding Practices and FREE C++ Project Book

108 C++ Beginners Coding Practices and FREE C++ Project Book, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 109 lectures, based on 43 reviews, and has 11082 subscribers.

You will learn about Level up your C++ programming skill with over 100+ beginners best practices Understanding local and global variable How to accept strings from Users How to add 2 Numbers How to use math operators How to add n Numbers How to find Even and Odd Numbers How to add digits from user How to find Greatest of three Numbers How to swap numbers using variables How to calculate the percentage How to check a Leap Year And lots more This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to level up their skills and master C++ programming language or Anyone who wants to learn to code It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to level up their skills and master C++ programming language or Anyone who wants to learn to code.

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Title: 108 C++ Beginners Coding Practices and FREE C++ Project Book

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 109

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Curriculum Items: 109

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

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What You Will Learn

Level up your C++ programming skill with over 100+ beginners best practices

Understanding local and global variable

How to accept strings from Users

How to add 2 Numbers

How to use math operators

How to add n Numbers

How to find Even and Odd Numbers

How to add digits from user

How to find Greatest of three Numbers

How to swap numbers using variables

How to calculate the percentage

How to check a Leap Year

And lots more

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to level up their skills and master C++ programming language

Anyone who wants to learn to code

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to level up their skills and master C++ programming language

Anyone who wants to learn to code

Welcome to Practical C++ Programming Practices (100+ Common Projects)!Learning C++ programming language and understanding C++ programming language are two different things. Almost every student enjoy learning C++ programming language. But, only a few number of these students actually understand C++ programming language afterwards. This is where the remaining students are left behind and kept wandering from one course to another over the internet to get the best knowledge on understanding C++ programming language with cups of coffee on their table everyday.

Are you a beginner looking to master C++ programming through practical projects? “108 C++ Programming Practices/Common Projects to Improve Your Coding Skill” is the perfect course for you! This comprehensive course offers a hands-on approach to learning C++, designed to elevate your coding skills from the basics to advanced concepts.

What You Will Learn:

Getting Started:

How to write “Hello World” in C++

Accepting input from users

Summing two integers from user input

Mathematical Operations:

Building a Simple Interest Calculator

Multiplying float numbers

Finding ASCII values

Getting quotient and remainder

Adding complex numbers

Calculating the sum of digit numbers

Geometry and Patterns:

Creating Floyd’s Triangle

Calculating the area of a circle, rectangle, square, and triangle

Calculating the volume of a cube, cylinder, and sphere

Generating random numbers

Real-World Applications:

Calculating gross salary and percentages

Writing programs to shut down the computer, get an IP address, and handle date and time

Conditional Statements:

Detecting even and odd numbers, vowels and consonants, and the greatest of three numbers

Finding roots of quadratic equations and detecting leap years

Displaying student grades

Loops and Functions:

Summing a given number

Calculating factorials, creating multiplication tables, and generating Fibonacci sequences

String and Array Manipulation:

Reversing numbers and strings, checking for palindromes, and creating prime numbers

Calculating HCF and LCM, detecting and generating Armstrong numbers

Creating various patterns like half pyramids, full pyramids, inverted half pyramids, and Pascal’s triangle

Data Structures:

Using structures and unions to handle complex data

Creating and manipulating multidimensional arrays

File Handling:

Writing to, reading from, copying, and deleting files

Conversions and Bitwise Operations:

Converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal formats

Building binary patterns

Advanced Patterns and Projects:

Creating diamond patterns, star hash pyramids, nested star hash pyramids, alphanumeric patterns, and numeric diamond patterns

Building simple calculators and more

Why Enroll?

This course offers 108 practical projects that cover a wide range of C++ programming concepts, making it perfect for beginners who want to improve their coding skills. Each project is designed to provide a hands-on learning experience, helping you to understand and apply C++ programming in real-world scenarios.

Learn and practice C++ programming through 108 real-world projects. This course covers:

Writing “Hello World” in C++

Accepting user input and summing integers

Building calculators, including Simple Interest and Gross Salary Calculators

Multiplying float numbers and finding ASCII values

Swapping numbers and strings using various methods

Adding complex numbers and calculating sums of digits

Creating geometric shapes and patterns, including Floyd’s Triangle, pyramids, and diamonds

Generating random numbers and calculating percentages

Developing programs for system utilities, such as shutting down the computer and getting IP addresses

Implementing mathematical algorithms like detecting even/odd numbers, prime numbers, and solving quadratic equations

Creating sequences like Fibonacci and Pascal’s Triangle

Manipulating arrays and strings, including sorting, reversing, and finding lengths

Performing matrix operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and transposition

Handling files: writing, reading, copying, and deleting

Converting between different numerical bases (binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal)

Exploring advanced structures and unions for managing complex data

Implementing best practices for efficient and clean C++ programming

Elevate your C++ skills with comprehensive exercises designed to take you from beginner to advanced coding proficiency. Enroll now and start building your C++ expertise through practical, hands-on projects!

By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of C++ programming and the ability to build various applications and solve complex problems with confidence. Join us and take the first step towards becoming a proficient C++ programmer!

100+ C++ programming best practices for absolute beginner is a comprehensive and concise guide with over 10 hours of content that is designed to pick up every interested student from the state of “zero-knowledge” to a state of “Hero-knowledge” in C++ programming with lots of practical C++ projects.

Why Must I Take This Course And What Benefit Is It To ME As A C++ Programmer?

This is the only course on the internet that will help you to become a certified and successful programmer with an in-depth knowledge of the entire aspect of C++ programming and prepare you with the required skills necessary to build you to face job interviews and get employed as a full stack Software developer.

Emenwa Global instructors are industry experts with years of practical, real-world experience building software at industry leading companies. They are sharing everything they know to teach thousands of students around the world, just like you, the most in-demand technical and non-technical skills (which are commonly overlooked) in the most efficient way so that you can take control of your life and unlock endless exciting new career opportunities in the world of technology, no matter your background or experience.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 108 C++ programming BEST practices for absolute beginners

Lecture 1: Your Practical C++ Projects Book

Lecture 2: Practice 1. Hello World

Lecture 3: Practice 2. Use of Variables

Lecture 4: Practice 3. Understanding local and global variable

Lecture 5: Practice 4. User Input

Lecture 6: Practice 5. How to accept strings from Users

Lecture 7: Practice 6. How to add 2 Numbers

Lecture 8: Practice 7. How to use maths operators

Lecture 9: Practice 8. How to add n Numbers

Lecture 10: Practice 9. How to use if Statement

Lecture 11: Practice 10. How use Nested if Statement

Lecture 12: Practice 11. How to use if else Statement

Lecture 13: Practice 12. How to use else if Statement

Lecture 14: Practice 13. How to use switch Statement

Lecture 15: Practice 14. Nested switch Statement

Lecture 16: Practice 15. How to use while Loop

Lecture 17: Practice 16. do while loop

Lecture 18: Practice 17. How to use for loop

Lecture 19: Practice 18. Prime Numbers

Lecture 20: Practice 19. Area of a Triangle

Lecture 21: Practice 20. How to find Even and Odd Numbers

Lecture 22: Practice 21. How to add digits from user

Lecture 23: Practice 22. How to find Greatest of three Numbers

Lecture 24: Practice 23. How to swap numbers using variables

Lecture 25: Practice 24. How to swap Numbers using 2 variables

Lecture 26: Practice 25. How to calculate the percentage

Lecture 27: Practice 26. How to calculate Gross Salary

Lecture 28: Practice 27. How to calculate Simple Interest

Lecture 29: Practice 28. How to check a Leap Year

Lecture 30: Practice 29. How to get HCF using Recursive Function

Lecture 31: Practice 30. How to calculate the LCM

Lecture 32: Practice 31. How to calculate LCM and HCF

Lecture 33: Practice 32. How to get Factorial of nCr and nPr

Lecture 34: Practice 33. How to reverse numbers

Lecture 35: Practice 34. How to reverse arrays of Numbers

Lecture 36: Practice 35. How to check for a Palindrome

Lecture 37: Practice 36. How to generate Prime Numbers

Lecture 38: Practice 37. List of Prime Numbers

Lecture 39: Practice 38. How to check for Armstrong Numbers

Lecture 40: Practice 39. How to Generate Armstrong Numbers

Lecture 41: Practice 40. Calculate Factorial

Lecture 42: Practice 41. How to calculate Factorial using Recursive function

Lecture 43: Practice 42. How to create a Fibonacci Series

Lecture 44: Practice 43. Fibonacci Series using Recursive Function

Lecture 45: Practice 44. Mathematical Functions

Lecture 46: Practice 45. How to generate Random Numbers

Lecture 47: Practice 46. How to convert from Binary to Hexadecimal

Lecture 48: Practice 47. How to convert from Binary to Octal

Lecture 49: Practice 48. How to convert from Binary to Decimal

Lecture 50: Practice 49. How to convert from Decimal to Octal

Lecture 51: Practice 50. How to convert from Decimal to Binary

Lecture 52: Practice 51. How to convert from Decimal to Bitwise

Lecture 53: Practice 52. How to find first and last number in an Array

Lecture 54: Practice 53. How to pass Arrays to Functions

Lecture 55: Practice 54. How to find maximum element in Array

Lecture 56: Practice 55. How to find the minimum element in an Array

Lecture 57: Practice 56. How to Reverse Array Elements

Lecture 58: Practice 57. How to insert a new element into an Array

Lecture 59: Practice 58. How to delete an Element in Array

Lecture 60: Practice 59. How to Merge 2 Arrays

Lecture 61: Practice 60. How to add two matrices

Lecture 62: Practice 61. How to subtract two Matrices

Lecture 63: Practice 62. How to Transpose a Matrix

Lecture 64: Practice 63. How to multiply 2 matrices

Lecture 65: Practice 64. Simple String Format

Lecture 66: Practice 65. How to check for Length of String using for loop

Lecture 67: Practice 66. How to check for length of String using function

Lecture 68: Practice 67. How to compare Strings using for loop

Lecture 69: Practice 68. How to compare two Strings using Function

Lecture 70: Practice 69. How to copy Strings

Lecture 71: Practice 70. How to copy strings using strcpy

Lecture 72: Practice 71. How to make concatenation using a for loop

Lecture 73: Practice 72. How to concatenation using strcat

Lecture 74: Practice 73. How to Reverse a string using while loop

Lecture 75: Practice 74. How to Reverse a String using strrev

Lecture 76: Practice 75. How to Reverse Complete Sentence

Lecture 77: Practice 76. How to check if a String is a Palindrome

Lecture 78: Practice 77. How to convert from Uppercase to Lowercase

Lecture 79: Practice 78. How to convert from Uppercase to Lowercase using strlwr

Lecture 80: Practice 79. How to convert from Uppercase to Lowercase using while loop

Lecture 81: Practice 80. How to convert from Lowercase to Uppercase using strupr

Lecture 82: Practice 82. How to find the frequency occurrence of a Character

Lecture 83: Practice 83. How to check Vowels and Consonants

Lecture 84: Practice 84. How to get number of Vowels, Consonants, Digits and Whitespaces

Lecture 85: Practice 85. How to search for an Element in an Array

Lecture 86: Practice 86. How to check for an Element in an Array using Recursive function

Lecture 87: Practice 87. How to sort Array using Bubble

Lecture 88: Practice 88. How to sort Arrays using Insertion

Lecture 89: Practice 89. How to sort Arrays using Selection method

Lecture 90: Practice 90. How to call by Value

Lecture 91: Practice 91. How to call by Reference

Lecture 92: Practice 92. How to call by Pointer

Lecture 93: Practice 93. How to Write to a file

Lecture 94: Practice 94. How to Read from a file

Lecture 95: Practice 95. How to add 2 Numbers using function

Lecture 96: Practice 96. How to subtract two Numbers using function

Lecture 97: Practice 97. How to create Classes

Lecture 98: Practice 98. How to Pass Argument to Function

Lecture 99: Practice 99. How to use inline function

Instructors

Emenwa Global
Coding For Beginners

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