In this module, we will cover the foundational concepts of C++, including variables, data types, and operators. We will explore arithmetic, assignment, relational, and logical operators and their applications. Additionally, we will learn how to take user input using cin and format output with endl.

In this module, we will explore control structures in C++, including conditional statements and loops. We will implement programs using if-else, switch-case, and various looping constructs. Additionally, we will work with nested loops and learn how break and continue statements influence program flow. Practical demonstrations include generating multiplication tables, calculating powers, and printing patterns.

In this module, we will dive into arrays and strings, exploring how they store and process data efficiently. We will cover array traversal, searching, and matrix operations. Additionally, we will introduce strings, their properties, and common string manipulation techniques in C++. Practical demonstrations will reinforce these concepts through real-world examples.

In this module, we will explore pointers in C++, covering their fundamentals and significance in memory management. We will examine how pointers relate to arrays and how they enable efficient data manipulation. Understanding pointers is crucial for advanced C++ programming concepts such as dynamic memory allocation.

In this module, we will explore functions in C++, their syntax, and how they improve code structure. We will learn about parameters, return values, and different parameter passing techniques. The module will also cover function scope, default arguments, and the difference between local and global variables.

In this module, we will introduce the fundamentals of OOP in C++, focusing on classes and objects. We will explore encapsulation, abstraction, access specifiers, and the lifecycle of an object. Additionally, we will implement constructors, destructors, static variables, and friend functions for better code organization and data security.

In this module, we will delve into inheritance, a key concept in object-oriented programming. We will explore different inheritance types, including single and multiple inheritance, and their impact on access control. We will also examine constructor behavior in an inheritance hierarchy and apply inheritance in practical C++ programs.

In this module, we will explore polymorphism in C++, focusing on function and operator overloading. We will learn how method overriding enables dynamic method binding and implement virtual functions for achieving runtime polymorphism. Additionally, we will introduce abstract classes and their role in defining class blueprints.

In this module, we will cover exception handling in C++, demonstrating how try, catch, and throw statements manage runtime errors. We will also explore file handling, learning how to read from and write to files using streams. Practical examples will reinforce these concepts through hands-on implementation.

In this module, we will explore templates in C++, focusing on function and class templates. We will learn how templates enable generic programming, allowing us to write flexible and reusable code that works with different data types.

In this module, we will explore the Standard Template Library (STL) and its powerful data structures. We will cover various STL containers, including arrays, vectors, lists, stacks, queues, sets, and maps. Additionally, we will examine STL algorithms that simplify common programming tasks and improve code efficiency.