Skillshare | Learn C++ and Object Oriented Programming (OOP) [FCO] GloDLS
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Skillshare | Learn C++ and Object Oriented Programming (OOP) [FCO] GloDLS
01 - compiler-ide.mp4
02 - hello-world.mp4
03 - what-is-a-variable.mp4
04 - variables-example.mp4
05 - strings.mp4
06 - for-loop-example.mp4
07 - the-for-loop.mp4
08 - string-example.mp4
09 - while-loop.mp4
10 - while-loop-example.mp4
11 - do-while-loop.mp4
12 - do-while-example.mp4
13 - if-else-if.mp4
14 - if-statement-example.mp4
15 - break-and-continue.mp4
16 - break-continue-example.mp4
17 - reusable-code-blocks.mp4
18 - the-main-function.mp4
19 - function-definitions.mp4
20 - function-example-1.mp4
21 - function-example-2.mp4
22 - function-example-3.mp4
23 - function-inputs.mp4
24 - return-keyword.mp4
25 - arrays.mp4
26 - array-example.mp4
27 - pointers.mp4
28 - pointers-example.mp4
29 - reverse-string-example.mp4
30 - objects.mp4
31 - class-definition.mp4
32 - derived-classes.mp4
33 - constructors.mp4
34 - deconstructors.mp4
35 - virtual-methods.mp4
36 - structs.mp4
37 - vectors.mp4
38 - template-functions.mp4
39 - template-class.mp4
40 - thank-you.mp4
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01 - compiler-ide.mp4
- 26.32 MB
02 - hello-world.mp4
- 8.46 MB
03 - what-is-a-variable.mp4
- 15.82 MB
04 - variables-example.mp4
- 22.09 MB
05 - strings.mp4
- 62.89 MB
06 - for-loop-example.mp4
- 24.27 MB
07 - the-for-loop.mp4
- 26.6 MB
08 - string-example.mp4
- 22.6 MB
09 - while-loop.mp4
- 57.79 MB
10 - while-loop-example.mp4
- 16.71 MB
11 - do-while-loop.mp4
- 16.28 MB
12 - do-while-example.mp4
- 10.8 MB
13 - if-else-if.mp4
- 14.18 MB
14 - if-statement-example.mp4
- 22.3 MB
15 - break-and-continue.mp4
- 25.91 MB
16 - break-continue-example.mp4
- 19.78 MB
17 - reusable-code-blocks.mp4
- 21.82 MB
18 - the-main-function.mp4
- 21.72 MB
19 - function-definitions.mp4
- 3.24 MB
20 - function-example-1.mp4
- 6.78 MB
21 - function-example-2.mp4
- 8.93 MB
22 - function-example-3.mp4
- 11.66 MB
23 - function-inputs.mp4
- 9.57 MB
24 - return-keyword.mp4
- 18.08 MB
25 - arrays.mp4
- 93.83 MB
26 - array-example.mp4
- 21.58 MB
27 - pointers.mp4
- 18.52 MB
28 - pointers-example.mp4
- 20.17 MB
29 - reverse-string-example.mp4
- 43.75 MB
30 - objects.mp4
- 64.8 MB
31 - class-definition.mp4
- 30.54 MB
32 - derived-classes.mp4
- 43.26 MB
33 - constructors.mp4
- 54.35 MB
34 - deconstructors.mp4
- 29.8 MB
35 - virtual-methods.mp4
- 28.06 MB
36 - structs.mp4
- 14.97 MB
37 - vectors.mp4
- 61.89 MB
38 - template-functions.mp4
- 25.91 MB
39 - template-class.mp4
- 42.92 MB
40 - thank-you.mp4
- 22.5 MB
Discuss.FTUForum.com.html
- 31.89 KB
FreeCoursesOnline.Me.html
- 108.3 KB
FTUForum.com.html
- 100.44 KB
How you can help Team-FTU.txt
- 235 Bytes
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Torrent Description
Description:
Created by: Sean McCammon
Language: English
Released: 2019
Torrent Contains: 46 Files
Course Source: https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Learn-C-and-Object-Oriented-Programming-OOP/55809430
Description
C/C++ has been used for many years to write some of the best applications for many of the computers out there.
• Have you ever wanted to learn C/C++?
• Looked at code and thought it looked graceful yet complex?
Going me and in this course I teach you how to program the fast, powerful and popular C++ programming language from scratch, only assuming you have basic computer.
Learn by example with over 15 (and growing) code examples plus lectures to explain key concepts in C++.
C++ has been favoured by the professional programmers for many years because of its power and flexibility. Many games have been written in C++. Many of the scripting languages modelled on the syntax and style.
Even today C++ is a popular language, even still amongst the indie game programmers. Its flexible enough to create a Windows UI or program a Unix TCP server.
C++ is a challenging language; but in this course I take you step by step through the basics. Building you skills and through many code examples I show you how to build a program and how to create C++ classes and objects.
So, don't delay, start learning today and you could be using these basics in your next computer program.
Skills in this Class
• TECHNOLOGY
• PROGRAMMING
• WEB DEVELOPMENT
• C++ PROGRAMMING
• LEARN C++
Project Description
Create your own Hello World program and then convert this to be an object orientated program
What would like you to do is create your own hello world program. But I would like you to be able to pass in a name on command line.
If no name is input then I would like the program to just output Hello World!. Otherwise it should output Hello
Once completed and uploaded; I want us to create an class to hold this functionality. The class will contain 2 constructors; one for no input and one for input of name. This class will be used to create an object in out main function and called with the correct input.
Visit Course page > Class project < to get ''HelloWorld Assignment'' files.
About Author
Sean McCammon - Let me first introduce myself. My name is Sean McCammon and I have been learning about and using technology for 35 years... I got my first computer way back when I was 10 (although I had been playing with technology even before then). I wrote my first computer program back in 1980 (basic ya) and my first ever webpage back in 1994 - so been doing that for a while.
In that time I have spent many years learning new technology; there is always something to learn; and I have turned that kno...
Created by: Sean McCammon
Language: English
Released: 2019
Torrent Contains: 46 Files
Course Source: https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Learn-C-and-Object-Oriented-Programming-OOP/55809430
Description
C/C++ has been used for many years to write some of the best applications for many of the computers out there.
• Have you ever wanted to learn C/C++?
• Looked at code and thought it looked graceful yet complex?
Going me and in this course I teach you how to program the fast, powerful and popular C++ programming language from scratch, only assuming you have basic computer.
Learn by example with over 15 (and growing) code examples plus lectures to explain key concepts in C++.
C++ has been favoured by the professional programmers for many years because of its power and flexibility. Many games have been written in C++. Many of the scripting languages modelled on the syntax and style.
Even today C++ is a popular language, even still amongst the indie game programmers. Its flexible enough to create a Windows UI or program a Unix TCP server.
C++ is a challenging language; but in this course I take you step by step through the basics. Building you skills and through many code examples I show you how to build a program and how to create C++ classes and objects.
So, don't delay, start learning today and you could be using these basics in your next computer program.
Skills in this Class
• TECHNOLOGY
• PROGRAMMING
• WEB DEVELOPMENT
• C++ PROGRAMMING
• LEARN C++
Project Description
Create your own Hello World program and then convert this to be an object orientated program
What would like you to do is create your own hello world program. But I would like you to be able to pass in a name on command line.
If no name is input then I would like the program to just output Hello World!. Otherwise it should output Hello
Once completed and uploaded; I want us to create an class to hold this functionality. The class will contain 2 constructors; one for no input and one for input of name. This class will be used to create an object in out main function and called with the correct input.
Visit Course page > Class project < to get ''HelloWorld Assignment'' files.
About Author
Sean McCammon - Let me first introduce myself. My name is Sean McCammon and I have been learning about and using technology for 35 years... I got my first computer way back when I was 10 (although I had been playing with technology even before then). I wrote my first computer program back in 1980 (basic ya) and my first ever webpage back in 1994 - so been doing that for a while.
In that time I have spent many years learning new technology; there is always something to learn; and I have turned that kno...