C++, often considered the pinnacle of object-oriented programming (OOP), is celebrated as the language of choice for building extensive applications. It’s crucial to note that C++ is a superset of the C language, inheriting its robust foundation.

One of the remarkable features of C++ is its positioning as a middle-level language. This unique attribute allows developers to harness its capabilities for both low-level programming tasks, such as drivers and kernels, and high-level applications like games, graphical user interfaces (GUI), and desktop software. What’s more, the fundamental syntax and code structure of C and C++ share common ground.

The name ‘C++’ itself signifies its evolutionary nature, denoting the incremental progress from C, where ‘++’ represents the C increment operator.

With its versatility, C++ stands as a dominant force in the realm of technical and commercial software development, serving as a linchpin for a wide range of applications

• Introduction and First Program
• Syntax , Output, Comments

• Variables , User Input
• Data Types

• Operators
• Strings

• Switch
• While Loop , For Loop

• Break/Continue
• Arrays

• Structures
• References

• Pointers
• Searching and Sorting

• Class Methods
• Constructors

• Encapsulation
• Polymorphism

• Inheritance
• Files

• Exceptions