Programming for beginners C & C++

1.1 Types of Languages
1.2 Evolution of 'C' Language
1.3 Structure of a ‘C’ Program
1.4 ‘C’ Program development life cycle
1.5 Executing and Debugging a ‘C’ Program

2.1 Keywords and Identifiers
2.2 Operators
2.3 Constants
2.4 Variables
2.5 Data Types
2.6 Precedence of Operators
2.7 Scope and Lifetime of Variables

3.1 Decision Making using if statement
3.2 Types of if …else block
3.3 Switch case Block
3.4 Arithmetic Expressions
3.5 Evaluation of Expressions
3.6 GOTO statement

4.1 Concept of Loop
4.2 For loop
4.3 While loop
4.4 Do while loop
4.5 Jumping in Loop
4.6 break and continue statement

5.1 Introduction of Array
5.2 One - D Array
5.3 Two - D Array
5.4 Multidimensional Array
5.5 Dynamic Arrays
5.6 Implementing String Variables
5.7 String handling Functions

6.1 Concept of Function
6.2 User defined Function
6.3 System Defined Function
6.4 Types of parameter passing in function

7.1 Need of Pointers
7.2 Types of Pointers
7.3 Pointer Expression
7.4 Arrays of Pointers
7.5 Pointers and Functions

8.1 Need of Structure
8.2 Implementing Structure Variable
8.3 Arrays of Structure
8.4 Structure within Structure
8.5 Introduction of Unions
8.6 Difference between Structure and Unions

9.1 Opening and Closing File
9.2 Input / Output operations on File
9.3 Random Access to Files
9.4 Command Line Arguments

10.1 Concept of Dynamic Allocation
10.2 Implementing Malloc and Calloc Functions
10.3 Releasing the free space

11.1 Introduction of Storage Class
11.2 Types of Storage Classes
11.3 Introduction of Pre-processor
11.4 Macro Substitution
11.5 File Inclusion Programming in ‘C++’

12.1 Concept of OOP
12.2 Features of OOP
12.3 Introduction of ‘C++’
12.4 Structure of ‘C++’ program
12.5 Executing and Debugging a ‘C++’ Program

13.1 Keywords and Identifiers
13.2 Operators
13.3 Constants
13.4 Variables
13.5 Data Types
13.6 Precedence of Operators
13.7 Scope and Lifetime of Variables

14.1 Classes & Object Specifier
14.2 Defining data members and member functions
14.3 Array of objects
14.4 Managing console I/O
14.5 ‘C++’ stream classes
14.6 Formatted and unformatted console I/O
14.7 Usage of manipulators

15.1 Call by reference, Return by reference
15.2 Function overloading and default arguments
15.3 Inline function
15.4 Static class members
15.5 Friend functions
15.6 Virtual Functions

16.1 Concept of Constructor
16.2 Types of Constructors
16.3 Memory allocation (new and delete)
16.4 Usage of destructor

17.1 Overloading Unary and Binary operators
17.2 Overloading using friend function

18.1 Types of inheritance
18.2 Virtual base classes and abstract base classes
18.3 Constructor and destructor in derived class

19.1 File operations
19.2 File pointer and their manipulation
19.3 File updation with random access

20.1 Various Exception Handling classes
20.2 Implementing try and catch block
20.3 Use of throw keyword