| About the course
C++ is undoubtedly the most widely-used programming language for
implementing object-oriented systems. The C++ language is based
on the popular C language. However, the demand for the language
has expanded beyond C programmers looking to upgrade to C++, and
a number of C programming practices and features are not required,
or are seen as detrimental, in C++ programs.
The C++ for beginners course provides thorough practical and theoretical
coverage of the basic concepts of the C++ language for the programmer
who has little or no C experience. It focuses on features of the
language and standard library that enforce good practice and encourage
clear and robust code.
Delegates with extensive C experience should attend Concentrika’s
C++ for C Programmers course instead. Delegates who are relatively
new to programming or who do not have experience in a modern programming
environment, for instance on mainframe systems will benefit from
the Introduction to C++ course.
This is a highly practical course which uses a mix of tuition and
practical sessions for each technical chapter, designed to reinforce
the C++ syntax .
Object-oriented programming techniques are not covered in this course.
You will find them covered in detail on the C++ for C Programmers
course.
Prerequisites
Delegates must have an aptitude for programming. Ideally, you will
have encountered a programming language before, without necessarily
being proficient in it.
Audience
Our delegates typically come from these backgrounds:
- Programmers seeking to improve their skill sets
- Career changers seeking to acquire industrial strength skills
- Programmers from mainframe departments retraining to Unix
- Delegates coming from a scripting background (shell, WSH, javascript
etc) and wishing to add a compiled language used in industry to
their skills
- Database programmers who need control over ASCII file manipulation
- Database programmers seeking proficiency in a host programming
environment for embedded SQL
Duration 4 days |
