VC++ Certification
About VC++
VC++ (Visual C++) is a development environment for the C++ programming language, created by Microsoft. It is a part of the Visual Studio development platform, which is a suite of development tools for creating Windows, Web, and mobile applications.
VC++ provides a complete development environment for C++ developers, including:
A code editor: for writing, editing and debugging C++ code
A compiler: for converting the C++ code into machine code
A debugger: for finding and fixing errors in the code
An integrated development environment (IDE): for managing the development process and integrating with other tools and services
VC++ also includes a number of libraries and frameworks, such as the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) and the Windows Template Library (WTL), that can be used to create a wide range of applications, including:
Windows desktop applications
Windows services
Windows drivers
Windows store apps
Windows runtime components
COM components
ATL (Active Template Library) components
C++/CLI (Common Language Infrastructure) components
VC++ is widely used by developers to create Windows applications, especially in the field of system software, games, and drivers, as well as in other industries such as finance and banking. As it provides a comprehensive development environment for C++ developers and it's being actively developed and supported by Microsoft.
Who should take the VC++ Certification exam?
VC++ (Visual C++) course is suitable for:
Software developers and engineers.
IT professionals who work with Microsoft technologies.
Game developers and designers.
Business professionals who want to develop applications for Windows.
Anyone interested in learning VC++ for developing Windows applications and games.
VC++ Certification Course Outline
Introduction to Visual C++ (VC++)
Fundamentals of the C++ programming language
Object-oriented programming concepts
Data types, variables, and expressions
Flow control and decision structures
Functions and procedures
Arrays and collections
Pointers and memory management
Templates and generic programming
Exception handling and debugging
Windows programming with the Windows API
Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) library
Creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs)
Database programming with ADO, ODBC, and SQL
Multithreading and concurrency
Network programming with sockets
Web development with Internet Information Services (IIS)
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
Windows Services
COM and ActiveX programming
Interoperability with other languages and platforms (e.g. C#, Java, Python)
Best practices and common pitfalls in VC++ development.