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Learning to debug is an essential skill for any programming language. Knowing how to search your code for bugs, walk through the program's interpretation, and examine the variable manipulation is an essential part of debugging. Learn how to use the tools built into the Eclipse environment to debug your program. Though this video refers to Java, debugging C++ in Eclipse works similarly.

Source: Cave of Programming, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnOCXd5o6E4
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Last modified: Monday, 11 March 2024, 10:51 AM

Course Introduction

Course Syllabus

Course Terms of Use

Unit 1: Introduction and Setup

1.1: A Basic History of C++

The History of Programming

Introduction to C++

1.2: How to Compile and Run a C++ Program

How to Compile a C/C++ Program on Ubuntu Linux

Installing the Eclipse CDT, Part 1

Installing the Eclipse CDT, Part 2

"Hello World"

1.3: Simple C++ Commands

Understanding the "Hello World" Program

1.4: Variables, Data Types, and Constants

C Variables and Data Types

C++ Variables and Data Types

1.5: Basic Input and Output

Taking User Input

1.6: Arithmetic Operators

C Operators

Arithmetic Operators in C and C++

Unit 1 Exercises

Basic C++ Exercises

Input-Output Exercises

Unit 2: Structuring Program Code

2.1: Conditional and Iteration Structures

Flow of Control

If-Else Statements

Complex Conditions

While Loops

Do-While Loops

For Loops

2.2: Testing and Debugging

Software Unit Test Policy and Coverage Analysis

Debugging in Eclipse

2.3: The Scope of Variables in a Simple Function

Functions in C++

2.4: Arguments Passed by Value and by Reference in a Simple Function

Passing Arguments by Value and by Reference

2.5: Functions of the String Class

Strings

String Arrays

The String Class

Strings and Characters

Unit 2 Exercises

Practice with Iterations

Practice with Functions

C++ Problem Set

C String Exercises

Unit 3: Working with Simple Data Structures

3.1: Arrays

Arrays

More on Arrays

Multidimensional Arrays

3.2: Structs, Unions, and Enumerations

Enumeration

Structs and Unions

Unions

Unit 3 Exercises

Practice with Arrays

More Practice with Arrays

Unit 4: Object-Oriented Programming

4.1: Class Design

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Inheritance

Classes and Objects

4.2: Inheritance between Classes

Inheritance

Basics of Inheritance in C++ With Examples

Static Attributes

4.3: Polymorphism

Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism In C++

Polymorphism

Operator Overloading

Encapsulation and Polymorphism

Unit 4 Exercises

Practice with Inheritance

Unit 5: Advanced Concepts

5.1: Writing Class and Function Templates

C++ Templates