Writing C++ programs yourself is the best way to learn the C++ language. C++ programs are also asked in the interviews. This article covers the top practice problems for basic C++ programs on topics like control flow, patterns, and functions to complex ones like pointers, arrays, and strings.
Overview of C++
C++ is a general-purpose, free-form programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979 at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, as an enhancement to the C language. Since it is an extension of C, it is also known as C with classes. It was specifically designed with an orientation towards large systems and resource-constrained software. Since its inception, C++ has expanded significantly over time. The latest version (C++20) has object-oriented, functional, and generic features in addition to low-level memory manipulation. The biggest advantage of C++ is that it is super scalable and allows developers to have a lot of control over how their applications use up resources.
Topics:
- Basic Programs
- Control Flow
- Pattern Printing
- Functions
- Arrays
- Matrix
- Pointers
- Strings
- Conversion
- Searching And Sorting
- Structures
- Class and Objects
- File Handling
- Exception Programs (try and catch)
- STL
- Date and Time
- Miscellaneous
