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Learn and Understand C++

Introduction

Introduction (10:52)

Set Up

Set Up (15:34)

First C++ Program

The most basic C++ program (5:42)
Hello world, printing to monitor (13:14)
More advanced print formats (8:50)
Variables in C++ part 1 (13:22)
Variables in C++ part 2 (17:31)

Interaction with user

Getting data from standard input (keyboard) (14:31)
First "useful" program - calculate sum (11:39)
Constant variables in C++, macro constants (14:28)
The auto keyword new in C++11 (7:49)
Comments (5:30)

More advanced examples

Inclusion of other libraries (10:16)
if-else statement conditional execution (19:22)
Logical operators part 1 (17:26)
Logical operators part 2 (7:09)
Relational operators
Comma operator (8:44)

Repeating code executions - loops

for loop (19:57)
while loop (9:50)
do while loop (12:23)
for each loop (new in C++11) (13:55)
break statement (9:28)
continue statement (10:41)
goto (5:21)
Infinite loops (4:46)
Nested loops (4:56)

Arrays - basics

Declaration and usage (9:50)
Memory representation (1:41)
Array initialization (18:33)
Simple array algorithms (10:31)
C string (5:29)

Functions - basics

Concept and usage (14:46)
Functions with return values (19:01)
Functions that do not accept anything and do not return anything (14:48)
Basics lambda anonymous functions new in C++11 (9:26)

Exception handling

Explanation and usage part 1 (18:35)
Explanation and usage part 2 (19:24)
Standard exceptions (6:07)
Generic catch block (4:51)
Nested try-catch blocks (2:30)
Exception propagation (4:30)

Structures in C++

Concept and usage (2:28)
Attributes and structure initialization (13:03)
static attributes (14:47)
Arrays of struct (8:31)

Generic programming - basics

Generic Programming part 2 (16:03)
Generic Programming part 1 (16:13)

STL (standard types in C++)

vector (16:02)
deque (12:38)
string (17:34)
map (8:12)
function (13:32)

Classes in C++ - Beginning

Principles of object-oriented programming (OOP) part 1 (18:56)
Concept and usage (2:28)
Principles of object-oriented programming (OOP) part 2 (6:13)

The most basic C++ program

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