C Language Training Program

• C History and Standardization
• Importance of C
• Preprocessor and Header Files
• Programming Style
• Basic Structure of C Program

• Character Set, C Tokens
• Keywords & Identifiers
• Data types in C
• Constants
• Variable names
• Overflow & Underflow of Data

• Arithmetic operators
• Relational Operators
• Logical operators
• Increment and decrement operators
• Bitwise Operators
• Assignment operators
• Conditional Operators
• Special Operators
• Operator Precedence
• Operator Associativity

• Decision making with ‘if statement’
• If….else statement
• Nested if …..else statement
• Else ….if ladder
• Switch statement
• Goto statement
• The?: Operator

• The While statement
• Do statement
• For statement
• Jumps in Loop

• Declaration of an Array
• Initialization of Arrays
• Types of Arrays
• 1D, 2D, Multi D
• Compile Time Arrays and Runtime Arrays
• Limitations of an Array
• Declaration of Strings
• Initialization of Strings
• Operations performed on String
• String Handling Functions
• 2-D Strings

• Understanding basics of Pointers
• Rules for Pointers
• Pointer Declaration
• Accessing a Variable through its Pointer
• Pointers and Arrays

• Why Functions
• Types of Functions
• A Multi Functional Program Return Values & their types
• Call By Value and Call By Reference
• Arguments & Return Types
• Nesting of Functions
• Recursion

• Auto Storage Class
• Register Storage Class
• Static Storage Class
• Extern Storage Class

• Defining a Structure Why a Structure is used?
• Structure Initialization
• Arrays With in Structures
• Arrays Of Structures
• Structures within Structures
• Passing structures to Functions
• Unions & its properties
• Access Union Member

• Pointers and Addresses
• Initialization Of Pointers
• Pointer to Pointer
• Pointer Expressions
• Pointer Increments and Scale factors Pointers and Arrays
• Pointers and Strings
• Arrays of Pointers in Strings
• Pointers as Function Arguments
• Function returning Pointers
• Null Pointers in C

• malloc
• calloc
• realloc
• free

• What is a File?
• File Structure
• Defining & Opening a File
• Input/Output Operations on Files

• Object Oriented Programming Style
• Difference between Modular Approaches & OOPS
• Concepts of Object Oriented Language

• Functions: Declaration and Definition
• Variables: Definition, Declaration and Scope

• History of C++
• Input Output Operators
• Cascading Of Operators
• Classes in C++
• Defining Classes in C++
• Ways Of creating Objects
• Nesting Of Member Functions
• Arrays within class
• Arrays of objects
• Static Data Member
• Static Member Functions
• Objects as Function Arguments Friend Functions
• Passing Objects by reference in Friend Functions

• Constructors and its Types
• Creating & Accessing an Objects
• Multiple Constructors and Initialization Lists
• Defining Constructors outside the class
• Constructors with default arguments
• Dynamic Initializing of Objects
• Using Destructors to Destroy Instances

• Overview of Polymorphism
• Function Overloading
• Operator Overloading
• Working with Overloaded Operator
• Methods
• Overloading of Unary Operator
• Overloading Of Binary Operators
• Overloading Of Increment and Decrement Operators

• Built in to User defined
• User Defined to Built In Type
• User Defined To User Defined Type

• Overview of Inheritance
• Defining Base and Derived Classes
• Types Of Inheritance
• Visibility Specifiers
• Virtual Base Class
• Constructors in Derived Class
• Containership

• Exceptions
• Inheritance and Exceptions
• Exception Hierarchies
• Inside an Exception Handler

• Introduction of file streams
• Modes
• Opening a file
• Closing a file
• Writing to a file
• File Pointers

• Template Overview
• Customizing a Template Method
• Function Templates
• Multiple Template Types
• Class Templates
• Templates with Multiple Parameters

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The course length is 64 hours spread over 10 days.

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There are no pre-requisites to the course. The fundamentals are included in the program.