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Karan Malhotra
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September 7, 2026

C and C++ Programming

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This course teaches you the fundamentals of C and C++ programming, two of the most foundational languages in computer science. Covering everything from basic syntax and control structures to memory management, object-oriented programming, and data structures, this course is designed for beginners who want to build a strong programming foundation. By the end, you’ll understand low-level programming concepts that underpin most modern software and be ready to move into more advanced topics like data structures, algorithms, or systems programming.

 

What Will I Learn?

  • Master core C programming including variables, control flow, and functions
  • Understand pointers, arrays, and string handling — core C concepts
  • Work with dynamic memory allocation, structures, and file handling in C
  • Transition into C++ and understand key differences from C
  • Master object-oriented programming in C++ including classes, inheritance, and polymorphism
  • Use advanced C++ features like operator overloading, templates, and exception handling
  • Implement fundamental data structures and algorithms using C++
  • Use the Standard Template Library (STL) for efficient, ready-made data structures
  • Build a complete console-based project and practice competitive programming problems

Course Content

Introduction to C Programming
This topic builds a strong foundation in core C programming, getting students set up with a compiler and covering the essential building blocks needed before moving into more complex concepts like pointers and memory management.

Arrays, Strings, and Pointers in C
This topic covers some of C's most important and distinctive concepts — arrays, strings, and pointers — which are essential for understanding how data is stored and manipulated at a low level.

Memory Management in C
This topic covers how C manages memory manually, along with structures for grouping related data and how to work with files — all essential skills for building real-world C programs.

Introduction to C++
This topic transitions students from C to C++, highlighting the key differences and getting them set up to start writing C++ code.

Object-Oriented Programming in C++
This topic dives deep into object-oriented programming, the core paradigm that sets C++ apart from C, covering all the essential OOP concepts needed to write well-structured, reusable code.

Advanced C++ Concepts
This topic covers additional C++ features that give the language extra power and flexibility, useful for writing more sophisticated and reusable code.

Data Structures Using C++
This topic introduces fundamental data structures implemented using C++, which are essential for solving real-world programming problems efficiently and are heavily tested in technical interviews.

Standard Template Library (STL)
This topic introduces C++'s Standard Template Library, a powerful set of pre-built data structures and algorithms that save developers from reimplementing common functionality.

Final Projects and Practice
This final topic lets students apply everything learned throughout the course by building a complete project and practicing problem-solving skills valuable for technical interviews and competitive programming.

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Karan Malhotra

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Material Includes

  • 10 hours on-demand video
  • 1 article
  • 8 downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Certificate of completion

Requirements

  • No prior programming experience required (concepts covered from scratch)
  • Basic computer literacy
  • A C/C++ compiler installed (e.g., GCC) — free
  • A code editor or IDE installed (e.g., VS Code, Code::Blocks) — free
  • Willingness to practice coding along with lessons and complete the final project

Audience

  • Beginners with no prior programming experience who want to learn C and C++
  • Computer science students building a foundation for data structures and algorithms
  • Students preparing for technical interviews or competitive programming
  • Developers wanting to understand low-level programming and memory management
  • Anyone planning to move into systems programming, embedded systems, or game development