3 Months · Classroom + Lab

C++ Course

C++ with OOP, STL containers, inheritance, polymorphism and competitive-style lab programs.

C++ programming course in Khammam — OOP, STL and applications

About C++ at Vasi Web

C++ extends C with object-oriented and generic programming features used in software, games and high-performance systems. You will learn classes, constructors, inheritance, virtual functions and the Standard Template Library (STL) through weekly lab programs. Best suited after C Language or for students with prior programming exposure.

Who Should Join C++?

  • Students who completed C Language
  • Engineering CSE/IT students
  • Competitive programming aspirants
  • Software development job seekers

What You Will Learn in C++

  • C++ syntax, namespaces and references
  • Classes, constructors and destructors
  • Inheritance, polymorphism and virtual functions
  • STL containers and algorithms
  • File handling and structured mini projects

C++ Syllabus

C++ Foundations
  • C++ vs C
  • Namespaces
  • References
  • Function overloading
Object-Oriented C++
  • Classes & objects
  • Constructors/destructors
  • Inheritance types
  • Virtual functions
STL & Templates
  • Vector & list
  • Map & set
  • Algorithms
  • Templates intro
Advanced Topics
  • Operator overloading
  • File streams
  • Exception handling
  • Mini OOP projects

Tools & Software Covered

  • G++ compiler
  • STL — vector, map, set
  • OOP class design
  • File streams

Career Opportunities After C++

  • C++ software developer
  • Game development trainee
  • Systems/programming roles
  • Competitive coding & tech interviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need C Language before C++?

Basic C knowledge is strongly recommended. We revise key C concepts in the first week if needed.

Is C++ used in jobs today?

Yes. C++ is used in software products, games, finance systems and performance-critical applications.

How is C++ different from Java?

C++ offers low-level control and STL; Java focuses on portability and enterprise ecosystems. Both courses are taught separately with unique syllabi.