With this course you will go beyond basic C++ language knowledge. You will turn theoretical concepts into real, working code. You will see how all the pieces fit together. To become a programmer you just have to write code. Actual software code. Code that works and solves specific problems.
We have prepared three projects for you.
A calculator performing the most important arithmetic operations.
Simulation of a dice throw with visualization of the result.
Quiz - application with ability to create questions and count points.
Each of these projects brings something new to the topic and their level of difficulty increases gradually. They will be opportunities for you to practice key concepts:
use of classes;
code optimization;
generating random values;
formatting of values output to the console;
and much, much more.
For sure you have already mastered the basics of the language from the Fundamentals of C++ Level 1 to Level 3 courses. If you have this material well mastered, you will definitely cope with the projects prepared by us in this course.
his time we will take a practical approach to the language.. You'll finally get a chance to work with more complex code. And you will see how we use classes, loops, functions in practice; all that makes up the structure of the C++ language.
This is an important step on your development path. Without gaining practice, it is impossible to take the next steps.
You can complete the course anytime, anywhere. All you need is access to the internet. After logging in you can set your own course schedule. Then all you have to do is consistently pass the theory and practice by solving the assignments.
You can learn at any pace. You can repeat each part of the material as many times as you like. The course is available on your user account without any time limits. After passing all the material you will receive receive a certificate confirming the newly acquired skills.
C++ is a cool language with interesting applications. It provides a lot of control over the computer's hardware resources. For this reason it is often used where high performance is needed. A perfect example are games. They need to squeeze as much as possible from the hardware, that's why they are often written in C++.
But this is not the only area of application of this language. C++ is also used to write various libraries, operating systems, banking applications and more. This is a language that will give you a chance for a specialized career. Maybe even more interesting than more popular programming languages.