C++ with Data Structure & Algorithm: Foundation To Advanced!

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  • Which programming language is frequently regarded as a source of pride among software developers? C++
  • What programming language can you learn that, when added to your resume, will almost always land you a job interview? C++
  • Which programming language is consistently ranked in the top five programming languages by popularity, and has been in the top ten for nearly two decades? C++

Why should you learn C++?

  • Much, if not the majority, of today’s software, is still written in C++ and has been for many, many years.
  • C++ is not only popular, but it is also a very relevant language. If you visit GitHub, you will notice that there are a large number of active C++ repositories, and C++ is also very active on stack overflow.
  • Many popular software titles are written entirely or partially in C++. These include the operating systems Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX!
  • Many Adobe products, including Photoshop and Illustrator, as well as the MySQL and MongoDB database engines, are written in C++.
  • Many of the world’s leading technology companies use C++ for their products and internal research and development. Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, PayPal, Google, Facebook, Oracle, and many others are among them.

One of the foundations of the software industry is a data structure. That is the distinction between a regular software engineer and a professional software engineer. However, according to a survey, 90% of software engineers do not understand data structures and algorithms.

This is why we developed the C++ with Data Structure: Foundation to Advanced Course.


Not only do we teach you about data structures, but we also teach you how to think correctly!

That is extremely significant!

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Course Content

C Overview

Introduction to C++

Object-Oriented Programming

C++ Classes and Objects

C++ Inheritance

C++ Overloading

C++ Polymorphism

C++ Constructors and Destructors

C++ Abstraction

C++ Encapsulation

C++ Files and Streams

C++ Exception Handling

C++ Namespaces

Introduction to Data Structure

Recursion

Arrays

Arrays ADT

String

Matrices

Linked List

Stacks

Queues

Trees

Sorting Technique

Hashing Technique

Graphs

Time-Space Complexity Analysis

Algorithm

Dynamic Programming

Project/Assignment