📣 Master : Debugging • Memory • Advanced C++ Concepts with Confidence
📘 Introduction to Programming Using C++ – Level 2
Advanced C++ Concepts, Control, and Professional Programming Skills
🗝️ About This Course
This course comes after a complete and solid learning journey:
1️⃣ Programming Foundations – Level 1
2️⃣ Algorithms & Problem-Solving – Level 1
3️⃣ Introduction to Programming with C++ – Level 1
4️⃣ Algorithms & Problem-Solving – Level 1 (Clean Code Solutions)
5️⃣ Algorithms & Problem-Solving – Level 2
At this stage, you already know how to think, solve problems, and write clean C++ code.
Now it’s time to go deeper into C++ and learn the concepts that give you real control over programs.
This course focuses on advanced topics that most programmers struggle with, such as debugging, memory, pointers, references, dynamic allocation, data structures, and file handling.
This is where you stop hoping your program works — and start understanding exactly why it works.
🔐 What Makes This Course Different?
🔹 Treats debugging as a core programming skill, not an optional tool
🔹 Explains memory and pointers clearly and safely
🔹 Focuses on control, visibility, and understanding, not guessing
🔹 Connects advanced topics to clean code and Divide & Conquer
🔹 Prepares students for large programs and real systems
This course fixes a critical gap:
👉 “My code works… but I don’t know why.”
📖 What You Will Learn?
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
🔹 Debug C++ programs professionally using breakpoints and watches
🔹 Inspect memory values and execution flow step by step
🔹 Create and use your own C++ libraries
🔹 Master advanced functions (overloading, defaults, recursion)
🔹 Understand variable lifetime and storage duration
🔹 Use pointers and references with confidence
🔹 Manage memory dynamically using new and delete
🔹 Understand stack vs heap clearly
🔹 Work with vectors, arrays, and iterators
🔹 Handle files (read, write, update, delete)
🔹 Use exception handling safely
🔹 Work with date and time data
🔹 And more..
🧱 How This Course Is Structured?
This course is carefully structured and progressive:
🔹 Starts with debugging fundamentals
🔹 Moves into functions, variables, and memory concepts
🔹 Covers pointers, references, and dynamic memory step by step
🔹 Introduces vectors as practical data structures
🔹 Teaches file handling for real applications
🔹 Ends with date and time handling
Each topic is explained with:
🔹 Clear explanations
🔹 Practical examples
🔹 Real debugging sessions
🧑💻 Who This Course Is For?
✅ Students who completed C++ Level 1
✅ Learners who finished problem-solving and clean-code courses
✅ Programmers who want full control over their code
✅ Students preparing for advanced C++ and OOP
✅ Anyone serious about becoming a professional programmer
❌ Not for beginners without strong foundations
⚠️ What This Course Is NOT?
❌ Not a beginner C++ course
❌ Not about memorizing syntax
❌ Not about shortcuts or tricks
❌ Not about writing code without understanding
📌 This course is about mastery, control, and confidence.
🎓 Certification & Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the learner will earn a
Certificate in Introduction to Programming Using C++ – Level 2, verifying the ability to:
🔹 Debug C++ programs professionally
🔹 Understand and control memory and execution flow
🔹 Use pointers, references, and dynamic memory safely
🔹 Build reusable and maintainable C++ components
🔹 Work with files and real data
🔹 Prepare for advanced software engineering topics
🎓 Final Outcome
After completing this course, you will be able to:
🔹 Debug complex programs with confidence
🔹 Control memory and program behavior
🔹 Understand advanced C++ concepts deeply
🔹 Build more reliable and scalable applications
🔹 Move confidently toward advanced programming and system design
🧠 This is where C++ becomes a real power tool, not just a language. and now you easily learn any programming language.
Course Content
- Lesson #01 - What is Debugging & Why? (5:59)
- Lesson #02 - Breakpoint & Memory Values (14:37)
- Lesson #03 - More about Breakpoints (6:32)
- Lesson #04 - Autos Window (4:43)
- Lesson #05 - Quick Watch Window (8:55)
- Lesson #06 - Changing Values in Debugging Mode (3:02)
- Lesson #07 - Step Into/Over/Out (5:48)
- Lesson #35 - What is Pointer? (19:56)
- Lesson #36 - Dereferencing Pointer (11:47)
- Lesson #37 - Common Mistakes with Pointers (3:25)
- Lesson #38 - Pointers vs References (6:37)
- Lesson #39 - Call by Reference: Using pointers (12:52)
- Lesson #40 - Pointers and Arrays (6:09)
- Lesson #41 - Pointers and Structure (3:32)
- Lesson #42 - Pointer to Void (9:38)
- Lesson #52 - Write Mode: Write Data To File (9:34)
- Lesson #53 - Append Mode: Append Data to File (4:47)
- Lesson #54 - Read Mode: Print File Content (4:48)
- Lesson #55 - Load Data From File to Vector (6:17)
- Lesson #56 - Save Vector to File (4:37)
- Lesson #57 - Delete Record From File (9:17)
- Lesson #58 - Update Record In File (4:35)