C & C++ Programming Training in Nepal

C & C++ Programming Training in Nepal

Duration2 month

C, C++ is a general-purpose, imperative computer programming language. It supports structured programming, lexical variable scope, and recursion, while a static type system prevents many unintended operations. 

The training will largely benefit non-experienced programmers aspiring to develop programming skills required to work as professional programmers in commercial software development platforms such as .NET, Java, and PHP

After successful completion of this course, students will be able to learn another programming: PHP, Dot NET, Java, Python, and Ruby. 

This course is also fruitful for those who are from non-IT backgrounds and want to learn programming languages.

  • To learn Basic Programming Syntax
  • To understand the Object-Oriented structure of programming
  • To Understand Programming Logics
  • To start basic level of software development
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It will be more fruitful if students have knowledge of basic computers before learning C and C++ programming courses.

  • Helps to develop your ability to work as a freelancer as well
  • Enhance your creativity knowledge
  • Helps to gain certain concepts like arrays, functions, pointers, structures, and strings in one’s mind
  • Helps understanding and hardship of writing program
  • An advanced form of training for students to pave the way into programming
  • Provide career counseling as well 
  • Internship and job placement opportunities
  • After completion of this course, the trainee should complete the C/C++ project.
  • Main Project: C/C++ project with the file system.
  • After successful completion of the above project, the student will be eligible for Certificate, Internship & Placement

Course Contents

C & C++ Training in Nepal

C and C++ are a multi-purpose object-oriented an extension of the C language programming (OOP) language. In this training course, students will start learning the fundamental programming concepts before getting deeper into the more advanced C++ topics. 

Getting Strat

  • What is C?
  • Background
  • Sample Program
  • Components of a C Program Examples
  • Data Types
  • Variables
  • Naming Conventions for C Variables
  • Printing and Initializing Variables
  • Array Examples
  • Compiling and Executing a C Program

Functions and Operators

  • Examples of C Functions
  • Functions
  • sum Invoked from main
  • Invoking Functions
  • Elementary Operators
  • The operator= Operators
  • Operators
  • The Conditional Operator
  • Increment and Decrement Examples
  • Increment and Decrement Operators

Content Flow Construct

  • Examples of Expressions
  • if
  • if-else
  • while
  • for
  • Endless Loops
  • do-while
  • break and continue
  • switch
  • else if

Sample I/O

  • Character I/O
  • End of File
  • Simple I/O Examples
  • Simple I/O Redirection
  • I/O with Character Array

Separate Compilation

  • Compiling Over Several Files
  • Function Scope
  • File Scope
  • Program Scope
  • Local static
  • register and extern
  • Object Files
  • Libraries
  • The C Loader
  • Header Files

Pointers (Part 1)

  • Fundamental Concepts
  • Pointer Operators and Operations
  • Changing an Argument with a Function Call
  • Pointer Arithmetic
  • Array Traversal
  • String Functions with Pointers
  • Pointer Difference
  • Prototypes for String Parameters
  • Relationship Between an Array and a Pointer
  • The Pointer Notation *p+

Structures

  • Fundamental Concepts
  • Describing a Structure
  • Creating Structures
  • Operations on Structures
  • Functions Returning Structures
  • Passing Structures to Functions
  • Pointers to Structures
  • Array of Structures
  • Functions Returning a Pointer to a Structure

File I/O

  • System Calls vs. Library Calls
  • Opening Disk Files
  • fopen
  • I/O Library Functions
  • Copying a File
  • Character Input vs. Line Input
  • scanf
  • printf
  • fclose
  • Servicing Errors - errno.h
  • feof

Useful Library Functions

  • strstr, strchr, strrchr
  • system
  • strtok
  • strspn, strcspn
  • Math Functions
  • Character Testing Functions
  • exit and atexit
  • signal
  • memcpy and memset
  • qsort
  • Binary Search – bsearch

Object-Oriented Languages (C++)

  • What Is an Object?
  • What Is a Class?
  • Encapsulation
  • Data Hiding
  • The Public Interface
  • Relationships Among Classes
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Object-Oriented Design

Fundamental of Classes

  • Data Types
  • User-Defined Data Types
  • Using the Class Concept
  • Defining a Class
  • public and private Access Levels
  • The Scope Resolution Operator::
  • Using Class Objects Like Built-in Types
  • Scope
  • Constructors
  • Member Initialization Lists
  • Destructors
  • Array of Objects
  • Pointers
  • The this Pointer
  • Passing Objects to Functions
  • Returning Objects From Functions
  • static Class Members

 Operator Overloading

  • Introduction
  • Rules for Operator Overloading
  • Rationale for Operator Overloading
  • Overloading Member Functions
  • Overloading Non-Member Functions
  • friend Functions
  • The Copy Constructor
  • The Assignment Operator
  • Overloading [ ]
  • Overloading Increment and Decrement Operators
  • const Objects and References

 String

  • Fundamental Concepts
  • Aggregate Operations
  • String Functions
  • Inheritance
  • Introduction
  • Public Base Classes
  • The protected Access Level
  • Member Initialization Lists
  • What Isn’t Inherited
  • Assignments Between Base and Derived Objects
  • Compile-Time vs. Run-Time Binding
  • virtual Functions
  • Polymorphism
  • virtual Destructors
  • Pure virtual Functions
  • Abstract Base Classes
  • An Extended Inheritance Example

 I/O in C++

  • The iostream Library
  • Predefined Streams
  • Overloading operator <<
  • Overloading operator >>
  • Manipulators
  • Stream States
  • Formatted I/O
  • Disk Files
  • Reading and Writing Objects

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, it has a versatile future ahead. It will always be around for use. C++ is thriving in areas where real-time performance and large complex applications are being constructed.
Yes, it is definitely even more worthwhile now than it was in the past. C is one of the most fundamental, fastest, powerful languages out there and C++ is a very powerful extension to it.
Due to its incredible performance, reliability, and versatility C++ is still remaining high in demand. C is a legendary and very popular programming language that is highly used all over the world.
Although you can find many institutes and training places for c programming courses and c++ programming courses, our School of Information Technologies is one of the best C and C++ training institutes in Kathmandu Nepal.