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C++ language is an extension to C programming and is compatible with C language functionalities but with many new features like object-oriented. Earlier programming language suffered from various limitations like no features were implemented to reuse the existing program module, dangerous go-to statement lost the code control. To overcome those limitations structured programming were developed. The concept of structured programming built by breaking the whole program into small piece of code called function. C++ brought the new concepts such as Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation and many more.

Programmer should have a good knowledge of C or any programming language before writing the program in C++. C++ is the best programming language designed for any task from the lowest to highest level. C++ is designed for writing the operating system kernels and device drivers (Lowest level). It is also possible to develop graphical user interface or any high level task design.

As we know C++ is an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language. OOP provides Inheritance feature for code reusability. Inheritance creates a new class using the old class, where new class is called “derived class” and old class is called “base class”. Derived class can add new functions and variables including the base class functionalities. Other feature of OOPs is Polymorphism, the word is derived from two Latin words ‘poly’ means many and ‘morphism’ means forms. It supports function overloading and operator overloading. Function overloading uses the same name of functions for different functionalities.

Example: void show (string ), void show (int )

Operator overloading: in C programming strcat is used for string concatenation, but in C++ programming ‘+’ sign is used for string concatenation. That means ‘+’ operator is overloaded for different task. Programmer need to understand the other concepts of object-oriented such as class (similar to C structure), Object, constructor, destructor, encapsulation, dynamic binding and different functions (member function, inline function, static function and virtual function).

Before writing the application in C++, programmer should have a good knowledge about C++ compiler and IDE.  Here is the quick guidance about the operating system specific compilers. GCC is an open source compiler for Linux operating system, Intel C++ for Window and Linux OS and MS Visual C++ compiler for Window OS. MS Visual C++, Eclipse, wxDev-C++ are the most common IDE used to write the C++ applications.

While writing the program, programmer should follow the basic coding rules to improve the code readability. Source file (*.cpp) should starts with the header comment containing the author name, date, description of algorithm written in source file and input/output parameters if any. Maintain the separate header file to define the various constant values required in programs and the name should be all capital letters (example: #define MAX_THRESHOLD 100). Programmer should use proper coding convention such as variable name should start with lower case letter (example: length, width, status, result) and function names should start with upper case letter (example: CalculateGross(), DisplayInfo(), ScanImage()).

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