Curriculam

• • • • The C Language and its Advantages
      • The Structure of a C Program
      • Writing C Programs
      • Building an Executable Version of a C Program
      • Debugging a C Program
      • Examining and Running a C Application Program

• • • • Data Types
      • Operands, Operators, and Arithmetic Expressions

• • • • The Input/Output Concept
      • Formatted Input Function
      • Control-Flow Statements

• • • • Looping Statements
      • The Data-checking process

• • • • The C Function
      • Passing Data to Functions
      • Passing an Address to Modify a Value in Memory
      • Using Functions in the Checkbook Program
      • C Standard Library Functions

• • • • Arrays , Pointers , Strings
      • Using Arrays, Strings, and Pointers in the Checkbook Program

• • • • Structures
      • Arrays of Structures
      • Passing Structures to Functions
      • Nesting Structures

• • • • Command-line Arguments
      • Combining Command-line

• • • • Creating a project
      • Writing, compiling and running a program

• • • • Expressions
      • Constants
      • Operators
      • Type conversions

• • • • If…else statements
      • Switch/case construct

• • • • Passing arguments
      • Function prototyping
      • Default argument initializers
      • Inline functions

• • • • Array initialisation
      • Multi-dimensional arrays
      • Character arrays
      • Working with character strings

• • • • Global variables

• • • • Pointer and arrays
      • Pointers to character strings
      • Arrays of pointers
      • Memory slicing
      • Pointers to functions

• • • • Data members and member functions
      • Creating objects
      • The new and delete operators
      • Friends to a class
      • Class initialisation

• • • • Reference type arguments

• • • • Operator overloading

• • • • Assignment operator

• • • • Static class members
      • File streams

• • • • Base classes and derived classes
      • Inherited member access
      • Base class initialisation
      • Protected members of a class

• • • • Virtual destructors

• • • • Virtual base class member access
      • Constructor and destructor ordering

• • • try…throw…catch block
    • Nested catch handlers