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Do you want to make great apps?
If you are someone with no previous programming experience or someone with programming experience and would love to learn C++ you have come to the right place. In this course you will be taken through the baby steps of C++ and learn about functions, header files, datatypes, arrays all the way to more advanced c++ concepts such as classes, structures, pointers, macros and memory and in just over four hours your experience will flourish.
You will also learn about Makefiles and how to use them as well as how to use the compiler G++. This will allow you to write code without the assistance of an IDE which is normally essential with C++ when developing open source projects so that you can give the programmer who uses your code freedom on how he or she wishes to compile your project. I recommend the code editor Visual Code when writing C++.
After this course you could be considered to be a decent C++ developer.
I have programmed in C++ for a long time and have created my own programming language’s which I wrote the compiler and interpreter for in C++. I am sure you will be happy with this course.
Specification: C++ Programming In Ubuntu
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7 reviews for C++ Programming In Ubuntu
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 4.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Jonathan Carr –
The course was more of a code along really. Instructor does an outstanding job talking about the material that is covered but misses some material altogether, such as Interfaces. Would like to see more about Makefiles, such as, how to use multiple Makefiles in a single project. I would absolutely recommend this course to a person who has not programmed in C++ before but if you have a little bit of experience in C++, this course may not be for you. Aside from that, I think Daniel is a great instructor and will enroll in any future intermediate to advanced C++ courses he produces.
Ashutosh Shenoy –
quite insightful and easy to understand tutorials
Bassel Saridar –
It was what I really needed from the running files point of view but I would like to say that previous knowledge is required to fully understand all the details in chapter2. I already had the background so I was able to follow up on a fast pace.
Sharofiddin –
Make files great explained
Herb Guzman –
Yes, definitely. Very helpful.
Khunt mitali chandreshbhai –
Good
Tim Graupmann –
The last section had exactly what I was looking for. I can now make dynamic libraries in Ubuntu.