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C++ Ignition - First Steps into Programming
Start from absolute zero. Set up your compiler, write and run your first program, master variables and data types, operators, console input/output, constants and the core control-flow statements - the complete foundation every C++ programmer needs.
Included Modules (6)
Meet C++ and its history, set up a compiler and IDE, dissect your first program line by li...
Declare and name variables safely, master int, char and bool, work with float and double p...
Compute with arithmetic operators, master assignment and compound shortcuts, compare value...
Print with cout and <<, read values with cin and >>, format output with escape sequences,...
Branch with if/else, handle many cases with else-if ladders and switch, compact choices wi...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: program foundations, d...
C++ Navigator - Control Flow Mastery & Functions
Steer your logic like a navigator. Design bulletproof else-if ladders and nested decisions, master boolean simplification and switch fallthrough, build reliable loops with accumulators, sentinels and nested patterns, write reusable functions from prototypes to recursion, conquer bitwise operators, casting and the cmath library, and organize real multi-file programs with scope rules, storage classes, headers and the preprocessor - capped by a 50-question Navigator Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Move beyond basic if/else: design clean else-if ladders with correct ordering, tame nested...
Engineer loops instead of guessing: nail the init-condition-update anatomy, use accumulato...
Turn repeated logic into named building blocks: master function anatomy and calls, wield r...
Push operators to expert level: compute with bitwise operators and bit masks, resolve tric...
Organize code the way real projects do: understand local, global and shadowed variables (a...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: decision structures, l...
C++ Builder - Arrays, Strings & Pointers
Build real data structures. Declare, initialize and iterate arrays; search, reverse and copy them; master 2D grids and pass arrays to functions safely; harness C-style strings with the null terminator and the cstring library; wield the modern std::string class from concatenation to find and substr; and take your first steps into pointers - addresses, dereferencing, pointer-array links and pass-by-address - capped by a 50-question Builder Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Meet the first data structure: declare and initialize fixed-size arrays, read and write el...
Go two-dimensional: declare grids with rows and columns, traverse them with nested loops a...
Work with text the classic way: char arrays guarded by the null terminator, whole-line inp...
Use text the modern way: create self-managing std::string objects, concatenate and compare...
Open the door to memory itself: every variable has an address, the & operator reveals it,...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: array fundamentals, 2D...
C++ Memory Architect - Pointers & Dynamic Memory
Command the heap itself. Step pointers through memory element by element, compare and subtract them, and master arrays of pointers, pointer-to-pointer indirection, and const and void pointers; move to dynamic memory with new and delete for single objects and runtime-sized arrays; hunt the classic bugs - dangling pointers, double deletes and memory leaks - and defeat them with the RAII idea and unique_ptr; wield references as safe aliases with pass-by-reference and returned references; build dynamic two-dimensional grids and resizable buffers; and close with a 50-question Architect Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Turn pointers into precision tools: step through memory element by element with arithmetic...
Leave the stack and command the heap: see where variables live and why lifetime differs fr...
Face the three classic memory bugs head-on: dangling pointers that read freed memory, doub...
Meet the safer cousin of the pointer: references as permanent aliases that need no derefer...
Put every Level 4 skill to work on real patterns: grow a full dynamic array the way vector...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: pointer arithmetic and...
C++ Craftsman - Object-Oriented Foundations
Build real software the object-oriented way. Bundle data and behavior into your own types with classes and objects, master the dot operator and the one-copy-per-object state model, seal your data behind public and private with getters, setters and class invariants, give every object a clean birth with default, parameterized and delegated constructors and member initializer lists, and a clean death with destructors across local, global and dynamic lifetimes; direct every member function with the this pointer, write const-correct interfaces, split declaration from definition with the scope operator, and close with a 50-question Craftsman Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Meet the blueprint that changed software: bundle data and the functions that use it into a...
Take control of your class borders: seal data behind private, open deliberate doors with p...
Give every object a perfect birth: the constructor runs automatically the instant an objec...
Teach objects to clean up after themselves: the destructor runs automatically at death, ev...
Meet the hidden helper inside every member function: this, the address of the object at wo...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: classes and objects, e...
C++ Engineer - Advanced OOP, Inheritance & Polymorphism
Command the full object-oriented toolkit. Extend classes into families with inheritance: derive specialized types, let every derived object carry its base as a subobject, and share state and behavior once through the base class; open the family door with protected while keeping outsiders out; learn exactly what is inherited - and why constructors, destructors and assignment are invoked rather than inherited. Script every object birth and death: base constructors run first, destructors unwind in reverse, and member initializer lists feed arguments up to the base. Then unlock polymorphism: static binding gives way to dynamic binding with virtual, override seals signatures against typos, virtual destructors make deletion through base pointers safe, and object slicing teaches why pointers and references carry real types. Force contracts with pure virtual functions, build abstract classes and interface-style types, layer partial implementations, and look inside the vtable to see how dispatch really works. Round out the toolkit with composition over inheritance, friend functions, static members, multiple inheritance and the diamond problem - closing with a 50-question Engineer Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Meet the relationship that turns classes into families: derive new classes from existing o...
Every derived object has a scripted birth and death: the base constructor runs first, deri...
The payoff of inheritance: discover that non-virtual calls bind statically to the declared...
Pure virtual functions (= 0) turn base classes into contracts: abstract blueprints that ca...
Inheritance is one tool of many: choose has-a composition for parts, grant trusted access...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: inheritance fundamenta...
C++ Generic Coder - Templates, Exceptions & STL Basics
Write it once, run it for every type. Meet the template engine that powers the entire standard library: function templates replace towers of overloaded twins with one blueprint the compiler stamps out per type, class templates turn hand-built containers into reusable blueprints with multiple and default template parameters, and explicit template arguments pin down types the compiler cannot guess. Then face the day the data goes wrong: throw signals failure with an exception object, try marks the guarded region, catch handlers match by type in declaration order with the catch-all sweeping last, and the std::exception family speaks through what() while logic_error and runtime_error sort programmer mistakes from runtime failures. Follow the unwinding stack - every local destructor fires on the way out - and convert that guarantee into the RAII idiom that lets objects own files, locks and memory so cleanup happens by itself even mid-error. Pin down contracts with noexcept, design functions with basic, strong and nothrow guarantees, then step into the Standard Template Library: std::vector for growable arrays, iteration with range-for and iterators, capacity control with reserve, resize, insert and erase, and std::pair for bundling two values - closing with a 50-question Generic Coder Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Stop writing the same function five times for five types. Meet the function template - one...
Generalize whole classes the way you generalized functions: convert a hand-written integer...
Errors are inevitable; silence is optional. Learn the exception model: throw launches an e...
Discover what really happens between throw and catch: the stack unwinds and every local de...
Step into the Standard Template Library, the template-powered toolbox every professional p...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: function templates, cl...
C++ Library Pro - Containers, Algorithms & Iterators
Stop hand-rolling data structures and start wielding the professional toolkit. Survey the container landscape and learn to choose by access pattern and complexity, then master vector at depth - capacity growth, reallocation invalidation, emplace_back and data - before moving to the deque with O(1) operations at both ends and the list with constant-time node surgery, splice and member sort. Store keys, not just values: set and multiset with their balanced-tree backbone and lower/upper bounds, map from the silently-inserting operator[] to at, find and contains, erase-while-iterating patterns, structured bindings and multimap equal_range, the unordered hash-based family with buckets and load factors, and comparators that impose any order you can define. Travel positions instead of indices: the five iterator categories, advance, distance, next, prev, reverse and const iterators, the invalidation rules per container, back_inserter and the stream iterators that wire algorithms to cin and cout. Command the algorithm header: find and count families, transform, the remove-erase and unique-erase idioms, sort, stable_sort, partial_sort, binary_search with bounds, min_element, set_union and intersection, and the numeric suite accumulate, iota and partial_sum expressed through lambdas. Top it off with the adapters - stack, queue and priority_queue with custom comparators - plus tuple, tie, structured bindings, functors, std::function and bind, closing with a 50-question Library Pro Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Pick the right container before you write a line of code. Tour the sequence family - vecto...
Store and find by key, not by position. Meet the ordered family - set, multiset, map and m...
Iterators are generalized positions - the glue between containers and algorithms. Learn th...
Why write loops when the algorithm header has battle-tested ones? Master the non-modifying...
Fit the container to the problem: the stack adapter for LIFO with its famously void pop, t...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: sequence containers, a...
C++ Modernizer - C++11/14/17 Power Features
Language evolution is now your toolset. Deduce instead of spell out: auto reads the type from its initializer - always a value type unless you ask for auto& or const auto&, and a braced initializer pins it to std::initializer_list - while decltype names the exact type of any expression, decltype(auto) preserves references in returns, and trailing return types put the answer after the parameter list where the parameters are finally visible. Stop paying for copies: lvalues name objects while rvalues are the temporaries that die at the semicolon, rvalue references bind to the dying, and std::move converts any lvalue into one - giving the move constructor license to steal an object's guts instead of copying them, the move assignment to recycle an existing shell (mind the self-move trap), and perfect forwarding (T&& plus std::forward) to route arguments without ever losing their value category. Own resources by design: unique_ptr gives one exclusive owner that deletes automatically, cannot be copied and hands off only through std::move; shared_ptr counts owners and releases at zero; weak_ptr watches without owning and breaks the cycle that would leak two shared_ptrs; make_unique and make_shared build them exception-safely, and custom deleters manage FILE* handles and pool memory. Modern essentials: the typed nullptr that cannot masquerade as an int, scoped enum class that refuses to leak enumerators or convert silently, constexpr functions the compiler evaluates at compile time, = default and = delete commanding the special members, static_assert that fails the build with a message, and uniform initialization that bans narrowing. Then the C++14/17 toolbox: lambdas with mutable, init capture and auto parameters, if constexpr pruning template branches at compile time, std::optional for values that may be absent, std::variant plus std::visit for type-safe alternatives, and std::string_view for zero-copy string passing - closing with a 50-question Modernizer Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Stop spelling out types the compiler already knows. Meet auto - what it deduces, when to a...
Every copy costs; a move just re-points. Learn the two value categories - lvalues that nam...
Raw new/delete made every programmer a garbage collector. The smart pointers encode owners...
The C++11 essentials that changed daily code: nullptr the typed null, enum class the scope...
The toolbox years. Lambda upgrades - mutable captures and init capture; generic lambdas an...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: modern type deduction,...
C++ Master - Files, Concurrency & Real-World Projects
You have reached the summit - now carry real programs on your back. Persist data: the fstream family turns disk files into stream objects - ofstream writes, ifstream reads, fstream does both; open modes (in, out, app, ate, trunc, binary) shape what opening means, << and getline move text, and the four state bits (goodbit, eofbit, failbit, badbit) plus fail(), eof(), bad(), clear() and ignore() tell you exactly what happened on every operation. Go raw and random: ios::binary stops newline translation so read() and write() can move exact bytes with reinterpret_cast and sizeof, POD structs become fixed-size records you can jump between with seekg and seekp (tellg and tellp report the position), and stringstream gives you files that live in memory for building and parsing text. Conquer concurrency: std::thread starts an independent call stack inside your process, join makes one thread wait for another, data races on shared variables are undefined behavior - and the fixes are std::mutex plus RAII lock_guard (or flexible unique_lock with std::lock to dodge deadlocks) for invariants, std::atomic for lone counters, std::async and std::future (or promise and packaged_task) for background results, and condition_variable to sleep a thread until data arrives. Ship real software: lay out src and include folders, break include cycles with forward declarations, let Make and CMake track dependencies and rebuild only what changed, compile with -Wall -Wextra -O2, debug with gdb, assert and sanitizers, write const-correct small functions that survive code review, and finish by designing a complete Contact Book CLI - structs, vector, menus and file persistence - closing with a 50-question Master Exam.
Included Modules (6)
Make your programs remember. Meet the fstream family - ofstream to write, ifstream to read...
Stop writing for human eyes. See why 12345 is five text characters but four raw bytes, mov...
Teach one program to walk and chew gum. Launch work with std::thread and wait with join, u...
Finish the concurrency toolkit. std::atomic makes lone variables race-free with fetch_add,...
Ship it like a professional. Lay out src and include folders with forward declarations bre...
An independent 50-question exam covering all five learning modules: text file I/O, binary...
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