Learn how C++ is the last total solution in programming that unloads the boundless potential of C++ from the perspective of the OOP principles, which are further explained with C++20's new features. This course, “Object-oriented programming (OOP) in C++20”, is designed down to the smallest detail to help you level up your programming skills and forge yourself into a competent C++ programmer. Learn what OOP is at its fundamental level, as you’ll discover classes and objects and how they work hand in hand with more sophisticated programming solutions.
In detailed courses in Object-oriented programming (OOP) in C++20, acquire techniques related to constructors and destructors, along with the precise context of constructing multiple types of objects with the help of overloaded constructors. Learn the subtleties of the copy and move semantics, which can work with references and change them or move them around as needed for efficient work with resources and memory in your project.
After each part, focus on applying the knowledge and practice it with common exercises while making the process interactive. At the end of this course, “Object-oriented programming (OOP) in C++20,” being imbued with the concept of OOP in C++20 tool sets, you will be ready to perform complex projects that will materialize the entire Object-Oriented Programming paradigm space.
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in C++20 Table of Contents:
- At the end of the class, learners will understand the creation of classes and data hiding in OOP C++20.
- They’ll be able to handle constructors, destructors, resource management, and the difference between shallow and deep copying.
- Sophisticated features like friend classes and the ‘this’ pointer will be discussed.
- The usage of setters and getters makes data access rationed and constructive.
- Familiarity with nested classes will enhance efficiency in the organization of the code.
- Students will enhance how they organize and reuse the code by applying C++20 modules.
Who is this course for?
- For intermediate to advanced C++ programmers.
