C++ & Programming Basics (2021)

If you feel like you are being left behind in your lecture, this course is great for beginners trying to learn C++

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 32 lectures (11h 54m) | Size: 3 GB

What you’ll learn:
Developing Software in C++
Debugging tactics for quick problem solving
Taking input and giving output
Declaring and Intializing Variables
Creating conditions and branching programs
Using conditions to loop through code
Creating, filling, and using arrays
Really understanding and using pointers
Prototyping and Defining Functions
Defining and utilizing data structures
Using files as input and output
Using Visual Studio 2019 to make projects and debug source code

Requirements
Computer Access

Description
In this course, I will be guiding you through the basics of computer programming and C++. Through years of tutoring, I’ve noticed common pitfalls that students come across when they first start programming. I designed this course to help you overcome those challenges, and to help you excel in your current or future class! If you are currently taking a computer science course and are struggling to keep up, this course may be just what you need. I made this for students who are paying ludicrous amounts for college classes, just to have a TA give them a half-hearted explanation in under 5 minutes so they can move onto the next student. I want you to succeed and this course is my attempt to help with that.

You will learn how to:

Create output and receive input from the user through the console

Work with variables to store information in your programs

Use conditions and if statements to make decisions in your programs

Use loops to repeat sections of code

Use Arrays to store vast amounts of information using a single variable

Create functions to make clean and modular code

Debug your programs using Visual Studio debugging tools

Create flowcharts to help create game plans for your programs

You’ll work alongside me and learn how to break down problems into a way that makes them easy to solve with a program!

Who this course is for
High-School students interested in programming
College Freshman who want to stay ahead of class