C++ is the backbone of high-performance computing, from operating systems to game engines. If you're a programmer looking to master object-oriented principles and system-level programming, the LabEx C++ Skill Tree offers a structured, hands-on journey. Forget passive learning; our interactive labs and coding exercises are designed to build practical skills in C++ syntax, memory management, and the Standard Template Library. Let's explore three key labs that will accelerate your C++ proficiency and equip you with skills for real-world development.
Accessing Static Class Members
Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 5 minutes
In this lab, you will create a program to access a static variable and function from the main() function, where a class named College with a static variable name and static function display() will be created, the display() function will print the value of the name variable, and the main() function will get string input and initialize the static variable name with the input value before calling the display() function.
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C++ Formatting, File IO and Namespace
Difficulty: Intermediate | Time: 28 minutes
In this lab, you will learn the formatting, file I/O, and namespace in C++. You will learn how to format output, how to format input, how to read and write files, and how to use namespaces.
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Accessing Overridden Function of Base Class
Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 5 minutes
In this lab, you will create a program that defines a base class and a derived class, and access the overridden function of the base class from the derived class.
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These labs are just a glimpse into the comprehensive C++ Skill Tree. Each one is designed to build practical skills, transforming theoretical knowledge into tangible abilities. Dive in, experiment, and watch your C++ proficiency soar. Your journey to becoming a C++ master starts here!
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This is mistagged. It should be
#cpp, not#c.