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C++ Tutorial Roadmap

Learn C++ with this complete tutorial roadmap covering data types, operators, control structures, OOP, pointers, memory management, STL, templates, exception handling, and advanced C++ concepts.

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Overview

C++ is a versatile, general-purpose programming language that was developed to extend the C language by incorporating object-oriented principles. It is both imperative and compiled, making it suitable

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Data Types

Data Types in C++ In C++, data types define the type of data that variables can hold, helping ensure that the stored values match the variable’s purpose. During variable declaration, data types restri

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Operators

Operators in C++ An operator is a symbol that acts on a value to perform specific mathematical or logical operations, forming the core of any programming language. In C++, a range of built-in operator

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Control Structures in C

Control structures (also called decision control statements) let a C program choose what to do next based on conditions, and repeat actions using loops. They are essential for building real programs t

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Functions

Functions in C++ A function is a set of statements designed to perform a specific task and is executed only when called. Functions allow you to modularize code, reducing redundancy and improving clari

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Arrays

Arrays in C++ In C++, an array is a collection of elements of the same data type, stored in contiguous memory locations. It allows you to store multiple values in a single variable and access them usi

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Pointers and References

Pointers and References in C++ In C++, pointers and references are mechanisms to manage memory and access data using memory addresses. Both serve different purposes in dealing with memory, addressing,

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Strings

C++ Strings Overview C++ offers two primary ways to handle strings: traditional C-style character arrays and the std::string class from the standard library, which provides a more flexible,

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Dynamic Memory

new and delete Operators in C++ For Dynamic Memory Dynamic memory allocation in C/C++ allows programmers to manually manage memory usage, specifically allocating memory on the heap. Unlike stack-alloc

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Encapsulation and Abstraction​

Encapsulation in C++ Encapsulation in C++ refers to the bundling of data and functions that operate on that data into a single unit or class. In Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), encapsulation plays

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Polymorphism

Function Overriding in C++ Polymorphism, derived from the term meaning “many forms,” refers to the ability of an entity to take on different behaviors or forms depending on the context. In Object-Orie

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Virtual Function

Virtual function in C++ A virtual function (also referred to as virtual methods) is a member function declared in a base class that can be overridden in a derived class. When a derived class

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Exception Handling

C++ Exception Handling: A Concept Overview In C++, exceptions are unexpected events or errors that occur during the execution of a program. When such an event occurs, the program flow is interrupted,

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Templates

Introduction to Templates in C++ Templates are a powerful feature in C++ that allow for generic programming. The concept behind templates is to enable functions or classes to work with any data type w

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Namespaces

Introduction to Namespaces in C++ A namespace in C++ provides a context where you can declare identifiers such as variables, methods, and classes. It helps in organizing code and avoiding name collisi

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Advance Cpp

STL (Standard Template Library) Multithreading is a feature in C++ that allows multiple threads to run concurrently, making better use of the CPU. Each thread is a separate flow of execution within a

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