Beginning C++ Programming – From Beginner to Beyond – Modern C++

Here are some key C++ concepts to get you started:

1. Syntax and Basics:

   • Data Types: Understand different data types such as int, double, char, etc.
   • Variables: Learn how to declare and use variables.
   • Operators: Familiarize yourself with arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators.
   • Control Structures: Study if, else, while, for, and switch statements.

2. Functions and Scope:

   • Functions: Create and call functions.
   • Function Parameters: Understand function parameters and return values.
   • Scope: Learn about local and global scope.

3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):

   • Classes and Objects: Define classes, create objects, and use constructors.
   • Inheritance: Explore inheritance relationships between classes.
   • Polymorphism: Understand function overloading and virtual functions.

4. Memory Management:

   • Pointers: Learn about pointers, memory addresses, and dereferencing.
   • Dynamic Memory Allocation: Use new and delete for dynamic memory.

5. Standard Template Library (STL):

   • Containers: Explore vectors, lists, maps, and sets.
   • Algorithms: Use built-in algorithms like sorting, searching, and manipulating data.

6. File I/O:

   • Read and write data to files using file streams.