Programming in C++: Arrays, Pointers, and STL

Overview/Description
Arrays are a powerful construct in C++ enabling grouping, ordering and enumeration of objects. The Standard Templates Library provides a convenient ready-made set of classes to use with C++. In this course, you'll explore C++ arrays, pointers, and data types available using the Standard Templates Library (STL).

Target Audience
Developers looking to improve their skills in C++

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
1.0

Lesson Objectives

Programming in C++: Arrays, Pointers, and STL

• start the course
• declare and initialize an array in C++
• access a member of an array in C++
• create a multi--dimensional array in C++
• set a pointer to an array in C++
• pass an array to a function in C++
• create a function in C++ that returns an array
• manipulate a pointer in C++
• declare and use a pointer in C++
• use a null pointer in C++
• execute arithmetic using a pointer in C++
• create an array of pointers in C++
• pass a pointer to a function in C++
• create a function that returns a pointer in C++
• write a C++ program using a forward_list from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a list from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a map from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a queue from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a set from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a stack from the standard templates library
• write a C++ program using a vector from the standard templates library