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Mastering 4 Critical Skills Using C++ 17 - SKIKDA - 08-04-2023 Last updated 12/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 9.92 GB | Duration: 33h 28m 170 problems to enhance problem-solving skills. 6 projects for Project Building and Design Skills. High-quality quizzes What you'll learn Deep Dive with C++ 11/14/17 Modern Syntax from basic to advanced ~170 problems from easy to medium to hard to gain level-1 problem-solving skills 6 Projects from easy to hard with their solutions for projects-building skills MANY Quizzes to master the concepts FOUR critical skills to master not just one A proven curriculum: Many of my thousands students highly recommend it Short lectures, to the point, comprehensive and easy to get in an iterative style Learn from PhD holder in AI: Teaching, Training & Coaching for many years Requirements Passion with building things! Passion with problem solving! Access to a computer. Description Almost all other courses focus on knowledge. In this course, we focus on 4 critical skills.Overall:The course covers basic to advanced modern C++ syntax. Beginners in C++ will learn a lot!The course helps you master the 4 most important skills for a programmerProgramming skillsProblem-solving skills: rarely covered by other coursesProject building skills: partially covered by other coursesDesign skills: rarely covered by other courses7+ times practice & homework compare to other courses + 6 projectsSpecial Teaching style: iterative, easy, and shortThis is an English Course only. 1/3 Course now has Manual English subtitles. Remaining under-progress.Content Basic to advanced modern C++.Fundamentals: Variables, Loops, Control Flow, Functions, Recursive Functions, ArraysAdvanced Topics: Pointers, STL, Templates, Headers, and Includes, Exception Handling, Compilation Process, Debugging Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Operator OverloadingModern Topics in C++11/C++14/C++17: Move Semantics, Perfect Forwarding, Variadic Template, Folding expressions, Smart Pointers, Lambda Expressions, Wrappers (Optional, Variant, Any), Uniform initialization, noexcept, Structured Binding, Nested namespaces, misc.OOP: Member initializer, Defaulted and Deleted Functions, Delegating constructors, Inheriting ConstructorsSTL: Forward list, Initializer list, Array, Unordered containersDesign: Several principles and patterns are embedded in the homework & projectsA huge set of Quizzes, Practice, Homework, and Projects2 styles of homework: Algorithmic (problem-solving) and applicationsSeveral software design concerns are embedded in the homework. So you are getting introduced to Software Engineering & Design PatternsSeveral quizzes to master the conceptsClarification: The core intentions of this course to provide very strong introduction to C++. Specifically up to the 6th project. After the last project, the course introduces some further modern C++ syntax (no quizzes/homework in this part). If you are new to C++, there is no course that competes with this one. But, if you are expert or target working with C++ in the market, you will need to good deeper after this course. A useful reference is "C++17 - The Complete Guide" book. Not that, this course provides some C++17 coverage but not all of it. However, the course provides pretty good coverage for C++11/14. Please consider the table of content if you are not new to C++ to satisfy your expectations.Building Skills: Practice, Homework, and ProjectsOne unique feature in this course is my education strategy: Explain, Administrate & ChallengeEach video smoothly explains a simple concept(s)Typically followed by easy to medium practice to administrate the conceptThen typically followed by an easy-medium-hard set of homework questions to challenge youExtensive homework from easy to medium to hard to help to build the skills. Most of the practice/homework questions are unique in this courseProgramming questions are mainly from my competitive programming experienceOOP questions are mostly invented to achieve several goals:Mastering the OOP conceptsEnforcing a lot of design heuristics & OODPreparing you for design principles and patternsSmall-to-large set of projects to build up project building and design skillsSolutions to all of them.By the end of the journeySolid understanding of programming concepts using C++Mastering the target 4 skillsWith the administered problem-solving skillsYou can start competitive programming smoothly in Div2-A/B CodeforcesSmooth start in Data Structure courseSmooth start in Algorithms courseWith the administered project-building and design skillsSmooth start in Software Engineering courseLater, smooth start in one of the technology tracks in frontend or backendMore career options such as games or embedded development.Don't miss such a unique learning experience! Overview Section 1: Getting Started Lecture 1 Why Programming? C++? Lecture 2 Who should take this course? Lecture 3 Teaching Style Lecture 4 Unique and Beyond Others Lecture 5 Tackling Practice & Homework Lecture 6 Curriculum Overview Lecture 7 Resources and Students Community Lecture 8 Important Note Lecture 9 Let's code Section 2: Installation Lecture 10 Overall tools Lecture 11 Installing Codeblocks on Linux Lecture 12 Installing Codeblocks on Windows Lecture 13 Installing Eclipse on Linux Lecture 14 Installing Eclipse on Windows Lecture 15 Project creation on Codeblocks Lecture 16 Project creation on Eclipse Lecture 17 Configuring the Compiler to latest standards Section 3: Printing Lecture 18 Printing Lecture 19 More on Printing Lecture 20 Errors Lecture 21 Printing Homework Section 4: Data Types and Variables Lecture 22 Data types and variables Lecture 23 Declaring variables Lecture 24 Reading Variables Lecture 25 Errata Lecture 26 Constant Variables Lecture 27 Variables Homework 1 - 3 Easy Challenges Lecture 28 Variables Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 29 Variables Homework 2 - 2 Medium Challenges Lecture 30 Variables Homework 2 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 31 Variables Homework 3 - 3 Hard Challenges Lecture 32 Variables Homework 3 - Solution p1 p2 p3 Section 5: Operators Lecture 33 Binary and Unary Operators Lecture 34 Prefix and Postfix Operators Lecture 35 Assignment Operator Lecture 36 Precedence Lecture 37 Operators Homework- 3 Easy to Medium Challenges Lecture 38 Operators Homework - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 39 Relational Operators Lecture 40 Comparing Strings Lecture 41 Truth Table Lecture 42 Logical Operators Lecture 43 Short-Circuit Evaluation Lecture 44 Logical Operators Homework- 3 Easy to Medium Challenges Lecture 45 Logical Operators Homework - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 46 Division Operator Lecture 47 Modulus Operator Lecture 48 Division and Modulus Homework 1 - 3 Easy Challenges Lecture 49 Division and Modulus Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 50 Critical note about Homework Lecture 51 Division and Modulus Homework 2 - 3 Medium Challenges Lecture 52 Division and Modulus Homework 2 - Solution p1 p2 Lecture 53 Division and Modulus Homework 2 - Solution p3 Lecture 54 Division and Modulus Homework 3 - 2 Hard Challenges Lecture 55 Division and Modulus Homework 4 - Solutions p1 p2 Section 6: Selection Lecture 56 Selection 1 Lecture 57 Selection 2 Lecture 58 Selection Practice Lecture 59 Selection Initialization Lecture 60 Selection Homework 1 - 4 Easy Challenges Lecture 61 Selection Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 62 Selection Homework 1 - Solutions p3 p4 Lecture 63 Selection Homework 2 - 2 Medium Challenges Lecture 64 Selection Homework 2 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 65 Selection Homework 3 - 2 Hard Challenges Lecture 66 Selection Homework 3 - Solutions p1 p2 Section 7: Loops Lecture 67 While Loops Lecture 68 While Loops Practice Lecture 69 While Loops Homework 1 - 5 Easy Challenges Lecture 70 While Loops Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 Lecture 71 While Loops Homework 2 - 4 Medium Challenges Lecture 72 While Loops Homework 2 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 73 While Loops Homework 2 - Solutions p3 p4 Lecture 74 While Loops Homework 3 - 4 Hard Challenges Lecture 75 While Loops Homework 3 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 76 While Loops Homework 3 - Solutions p3 p4 Lecture 77 For Loops Lecture 78 For Loops Practice Lecture 79 For Loops Homework - 6 Medium to Hard Challenges Lecture 80 For Loops Homework - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 81 For Loops Homework - Solutions p3 p4 Lecture 82 For Loops Homework - Solutions p5 p6 Section 8: 1D Arrays Lecture 83 1D Arrays Lecture 84 1D Arrays Practice 1 Lecture 85 1D Arrays Practice 2 Lecture 86 Homework 1 - 5 Easy to Medium Challenges Lecture 87 Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 88 Homework 1 - Solutions p4 p5 Lecture 89 Homework 2 - 6 Medium Challenges Lecture 90 Homework 2 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 91 Homework 2 - Solutions p3 p4 Lecture 92 Homework 2 - Solutions p5 p6 Lecture 93 Homework 3 - 5 Hard Challenges Lecture 94 Homework 3 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 95 Homework 3 - Solutions p3 Lecture 96 Homework 3 - Solutions p4 Lecture 97 Homework 3 - Solutions p5 Section 9: Char Arrays Lecture 98 Char Arrays 1 Lecture 99 Char Arrays 2 Lecture 100 Char Arrays Practice Lecture 101 Homework 1 - 6 Easy to Medium Challenges Lecture 102 Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 Lecture 103 Homework 1 - Solutions p3 Lecture 104 Homework 1 - Solutions p4 Lecture 105 Homework 1 - Solutions p5 p6 Lecture 106 Homework 2 - 3 Medium Challenges Lecture 107 Homework 2 - Solutions p1 Lecture 108 Homework 2 - Solutions p2 Lecture 109 Homework 2 - Solutions p3 Lecture 110 Homework 3 - Application Lecture 111 Homework 3 - Application Solution Section 10: Multidimensional Arrays Lecture 112 Multidimensional Arrays 1 Lecture 113 Multidimensional Arrays 2 Lecture 114 Position neighbours Lecture 115 Practice 1 Lecture 116 Practice 2 Lecture 117 Homework 1 - 3 Easy Challenges Lecture 118 Homework 1 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 119 Homework 2 - 4 Medium to Hard Challenges Lecture 120 Homework 2 - Solutions p1 p2 p3 p4 Lecture 121 Homework 3 - Application Lecture 122 Homework 3 - Application Solution Section 11: Functions Lecture 123 Functions 1 Lecture 124 Functions 2 Lecture 125 Functions 3 Lecture 126 Pass by reference Lecture 127 Builtin Functions Lecture 128 Global, Local and Static Variables Lecture 129 Functions Practice Lecture 130 Functions Homework - 7 Challenges Lecture 131 Functions Homework - Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 132 Functions Homework - Solutions p4 p5 p6 Lecture 133 Functions Homework - Solutions p7 Section 12: Recursive Functions Lecture 134 Recursive Functions 1 Lecture 135 Recursive Functions 2 Lecture 136 Recursive Functions Practice 1 Lecture 137 Recursive Functions Practice 2 Lecture 138 Recursive Functions Practice 3 Lecture 139 Recursive Functions Homework 1 - 8 Easy to Medium Challenges Lecture 140 Recursive Functions Homework 1 - Solutions p1 Lecture 141 Recursive Functions Homework 1 - Solutions p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7 p8 Lecture 142 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - 9 Medium to Hard Challenges Lecture 143 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p9 Lecture 144 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p10 p11 p12 Lecture 145 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p13 Lecture 146 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p14 Lecture 147 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p15 Lecture 148 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p16 Lecture 149 Recursive Functions Homework 2 - Solutions p17 Section 13: Project #1 - Hospital System Lecture 150 Description Lecture 151 Solution Section 14: Structures Lecture 152 Structures 1 Lecture 153 Structures 2 Lecture 154 Uniform initialization Lecture 155 Structures Practice Section 15: Project #2 - Library System Lecture 156 Description Lecture 157 Demo Lecture 158 Project 2 - Solution Section 16: Templates Lecture 159 Function Templates Lecture 160 Class Templates Section 17: STL Lecture 161 STL Intro Lecture 162 Queue Lecture 163 Priority Queue Lecture 164 Deque Lecture 165 Stack Lecture 166 STL Practice 1 Lecture 167 Pair Lecture 168 Tuple Lecture 169 Iterators Lecture 170 STL with Range-based for loop Lecture 171 Vector 1 Lecture 172 Vector 2 Lecture 173 String Lecture 174 STL Practice 2 Lecture 175 Algorithms Lecture 176 Set Lecture 177 Unordered Set Lecture 178 Map 1 Lecture 179 Map 2 Lecture 180 STL Practice 3 Lecture 181 STL Practice 4 Lecture 182 STL Practice 5 Lecture 183 STL Practice 6 Lecture 184 STL Practice 7 Lecture 185 Notes Lecture 186 STL Homework 1 - 6 Medium Challenges Lecture 187 STL Homework 1 Solutions p1 p2 p3 Lecture 188 STL Homework 1 Solutions p4 Lecture 189 STL Homework 2 - 3 Hard Challenges Lecture 190 STL Homework 2 - Solutions p9 (from my interviews course) Lecture 191 Structured Binding Section 18: Files and Streams Lecture 192 Files and Streams 1 Lecture 193 Demo using Eclipse - Streaming from Files Lecture 194 Demo using Codeblocks - Streaming from Files Lecture 195 Files and Streams 2 Lecture 196 String Stream Section 19: Project #3 - Ask.fm: Q & A Lecture 197 Description Lecture 198 Demo Lecture 199 Solution - Big Picture Lecture 200 Details 1 Lecture 201 Details 2 Section 20: Pointers Lecture 202 Reference Lecture 203 Pointers 1 Lecture 204 Pointers 2 Lecture 205 Pointers and Arrays Lecture 206 Pointers and Const Lecture 207 Pointers and Functions Lecture 208 Dynamic Memory Allocation Lecture 209 Pointers and Struct Lecture 210 Stack and Heap Memory Allocation Lecture 211 Handling Pointers Section 21: Headers and Includes Lecture 212 Headers and Includes Lecture 213 Separating Interface from Implementation Lecture 214 Demo using Eclipse - Creating Header Lecture 215 Demo using Codeblocks - Creating Header Lecture 216 Separation with Struct Lecture 217 Forward Declaration Lecture 218 Preprocessor and Linker Lecture 219 Namespace 1 Lecture 220 Namespace 2 Section 22: Exception Handling Lecture 221 Exception Handling Lecture 222 Multiple Exceptions Handling Lecture 223 Stack Unwinding Lecture 224 noexcept Specifier Lecture 225 Common Exception handling mistakes Section 23: More on Fundamentals Lecture 226 Bits Range Lecture 227 Signed and Unsigned Variables Lecture 228 Scientific Notation Lecture 229 Rounding errors Lecture 230 Floating point numbers Lecture 231 Type Conversion Lecture 232 Stream Manipulators Lecture 233 Input Validations Lecture 234 More on Files and Streams Lecture 235 Switch, Do-while, Inline functions,Enum,Locality of reference Section 24: Compilation Process Lecture 236 Compilation Process 1 Lecture 237 Compilation Process 2 Lecture 238 Using Command Line Lecture 239 Command line arguments Section 25: Debugger Lecture 240 Debugger Lecture 241 Debugging with Eclipse IDE 1 Lecture 242 Debugging with Eclipse IDE 2 - Recursive Functions Lecture 243 Debugging with Codelocks IDE 1 Lecture 244 Debugging with Codelocks IDE 2 - Recursive Functions Section 26: Object Oriented Programming Lecture 245 Objects Lecture 246 Pyramid of Object Oriented Lecture 247 Pyramid of Object Oriented Homework Lecture 248 Data-Hiding Lecture 249 Abstraction 1 Lecture 250 Abstraction 2 Lecture 251 Demo using Eclipse - Creating Class Lecture 252 Demo using Codeblocks - Creating Class Lecture 253 Abstraction Homework Section 27: OOP: Classes Lecture 254 Class Constructor & Destructor Lecture 255 Class Constructor & Destructor Homework Lecture 256 Class Copy Constructor Lecture 257 Class Copy Constructor Homework Lecture 258 Classes with initializer list Lecture 259 Defaulted Functions Lecture 260 Deleted Functions Lecture 261 Const with Class Lecture 262 Static with Class Lecture 263 Friend Class Lecture 264 Class Const, Static & Friend Homework 1 Lecture 265 Class Const, Static & Friend Homework 2 Section 28: UML Class Diagram Lecture 266 Class Diagram in UML Lecture 267 Classes Relationship Lecture 268 Composition Relationship Lecture 269 Aggregation Relationship Lecture 270 Generalization Relationship Lecture 271 Multiplicity Lecture 272 Relationships & Multiplicity Lecture 273 UML in Practice Lecture 274 Improving Design Skills Lecture 275 Software Development Life Cycle Section 29: OOP Part 1: Summary Lecture 276 OOP Part 1 Summary 1 Lecture 277 OOP Part 1 Summary 2 Lecture 278 OO Projects in Practice Section 30: Project #4 - Ask.fm: Q & A (OOP) Lecture 279 OOing old project Section 31: Project #5: Online Book Reader Lecture 280 Description Lecture 281 Solution Overview Section 32: OOP: Inheritance Lecture 282 Inheritance 1 Lecture 283 Inheritance 2 Lecture 284 Inheritance Homework 1 Lecture 285 Inheritance Homework 2 Lecture 286 Inheritance 3 Lecture 287 Inheritance with Exceptions Lecture 288 Inheritance in Practice Lecture 289 Inheritance Homework 3 Lecture 290 Inheritance Homework 4 Section 33: OOP: Polymorphism Lecture 291 Polymorphism 1 Lecture 292 Polymorphism 2 Lecture 293 Polymorphism 3 Lecture 294 Polymorphism Practice 1 Lecture 295 Polymorphism Tips Lecture 296 Polymorphism Homework 1 Lecture 297 Polymorphism and Abstract Classes Lecture 298 Polymorphism Practice 2 Lecture 299 Polymorphism Downcasting Lecture 300 Polymorphism Virtual Table Lecture 301 Polymorphism for APIs and Frameworks Lecture 302 Polymorphism and Composition over Inheritance Lecture 303 Polymorphism Homework 2 Section 34: OOP: Operator Overloading Lecture 304 Binary Operator Overloading 1 Lecture 305 Binary Operator Overloading 2 Lecture 306 Unary Operator Overloading Lecture 307 Subscript Operator Overloading Lecture 308 Relational Operator Overloading Lecture 309 Operator Overloading Homework 1 Lecture 310 Operator Overloading Homework 2 Lecture 311 Prefix and Postfix Operator Overloading Lecture 312 Input-Output Operator Overloading Lecture 313 Conversions in Operator Overloading Lecture 314 Assignment Operator Overloading Lecture 315 Operator Overloading Homework 3 Section 35: OOP Part 2: Summary Lecture 316 OOP Part 2 Summary 1 Lecture 317 OOP Part 2 Summary 2 Lecture 318 OOP Part 2 Summary 3 Lecture 319 OOP Part 2 Summary 4 Lecture 320 OOP Part 2 Summary 5 Section 36: Project #6: Expedia.com Lecture 321 Description Section 37: More on Templates Lecture 322 Important note Lecture 323 Variadic Template Lecture 324 Fold Expression 1 Lecture 325 Fold Expression 2 Section 38: Move Semantics and Perfect Forwarding Lecture 326 Boosting the performance Lecture 327 Value Category Lecture 328 Lvalue and Prvalue 1 Lecture 329 Lvalue and Prvalue 2 Lecture 330 Lvalue and Prvalue 3 Lecture 331 Rvalue Reference Lecture 332 Move Semantics Lecture 333 std::Move 1 Lecture 334 std::Move 2 Lecture 335 Delegation and Swap Tricks Lecture 336 Xvalue Lecture 337 Perfect Forwarding 1 Lecture 338 Perfect Forwarding 2 Lecture 339 Copy Elision Section 39: Lambda Expressions Lecture 340 Lambda Expressions Lecture 341 Capture Clause Lecture 342 Generalized Lambda Expressions Lecture 343 Lambda with Fold Expression Section 40: Smart Pointers Lecture 344 A nightmare: Raw Pointers Lecture 345 Unique Pointers 1 Lecture 346 Unique Pointers 2 Lecture 347 Unique Pointers 3 Lecture 348 Shared Pointer Lecture 349 Weak Pointers Lecture 350 Custom Deleter for shared pointer Lecture 351 Custom Deleter for unique pointer Section 41: More on STL Lecture 352 Algorithms any_of,none_of,copy_n,iota Lecture 353 Algorithms max_element,find_if,replace_if,search_n,for_each Lecture 354 Algorithms accumulate,inner_product,adjacent_difference,next_permutation Lecture 355 Algorithms based on ordered containers Lecture 356 Array Lecture 357 List and Forward list Lecture 358 Valarray Lecture 359 Container adaptors Lecture 360 Stream iterator Lecture 361 More on iterators Lecture 362 STL big Picture Section 42: Modern Wrapper Types Lecture 363 Optional 1 Lecture 364 Optional 2 Lecture 365 Optional with in-place Lecture 366 Variant Lecture 367 Variant instead of Virtual Functions Lecture 368 Any Lecture 369 Optional vs Variant vs Any Section 43: More on Pointers Lecture 370 Array of Pointers Lecture 371 Pointer to pointer Lecture 372 Void Pointer Lecture 373 Function Pointer Section 44: Thank You Lecture 374 Bonus Whoever curious about programming,Learned programming, but has weak skills due to trying little challenges and projects,Experts in other programming languages migrating to C++ Buy Premium Account From My Download Links & Get Fastest Speed. 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