C++ has a reputation for being a very difficult language to learn, and to use well. Changes to the language and the library that accompanies it have changed that. Beginners can now learn C++ and write real applications. In this course you'll learn the important parts of C++ 11 syntax, get an introduction to the most useful parts of the Standard Library, and be challenged to write applications yourself in addition to watching someone else write and explain code.
Table of contents: Getting Started43m 34s Streams, Locals, and Flow of Control1h 5m Functions and Headers56m 38s Strings and Collections59m 20s Writing Classes59m 35s Compiler Specific Topics26m 54s Topics to Learn Later54m 20s Legacy Constructs52m 0s