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C++ Syllabus

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Summary

Syllabus is a design of material that shows the learning sequence of C++ from basic to proficient, so we know what we've mastered and what's next. The logical flow starts with variables, data types, branches, and iterations, then goes to functions and OOPs, then into STLs, templates, files, and exception handling. Each topic should be studied alongside code practice to be truly engaging.

Key points

The basic stages: syntax, variable, operator, cin/cout, branching, and repetition.
The middle stage: functions, arrays, strings, pointers, and the concept class (OOP).
The next stage: inheritance, polymorphism, template, STL, file, namespace, and exception.
Each topic is supported by code-writing exercises, not just memorizing definitions.

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