C++ Programming Online Certification Training

• Large number of lectures and comprehensive course content
• Hands-on experience on creating a functional app from scratch using industry best practices
• Knowledge of key coding concepts such as standard data types, variables, arithmetic expressions flow control, functions, classes, arrays and pointers
• Understanding of computing theory and mathematical principles as they apply to C PlusPlus coding
• 24/7 technical job-support
• Comprehensive course curriculum
• Resume building, profile marketing and interview preparation covered as part of the placement assistance
• Certification guidance

Yes. Embedded systems, high-end games and graphic engines etc are all based on C. It is tough to imagine that C will ever get obsolete. If you are looking for some non-coding job, then it makes learning C much more relevant because most employers seek professionals who know C even if the job position requires another language. Operating systems and compilers are written in C. If you know C, it means you know how computer works.

This is a common misconception that C PlusPlus is dependent on C and is not a fully specified language on its own. There is no need to learn C before learning C PlusPlus. Both are two different languages.