What is C++, Its Introduction and History | CPP Programming Video Tutorial
Summary
TLDRThis introductory video by Anil from LearningLad dives into the basics of C++ programming, perfect for beginners with no prior experience. The video covers the definition of C++, its creation by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979 at Bell Labs, and its evolution from 'C with classes' to its current name, signifying an advancement over the C language. It highlights the addition of object-oriented programming features, influenced by Simula 67, making C++ a powerful tool for complex tasks. The presenter encourages feedback and subscription for more tutorials.
Takeaways
- π This is the first video in a series on C++ programming aimed at beginners.
- π No prior programming experience is required to start learning C++.
- π‘ C++ is a programming language used to write instructions for computers.
- π¨βπ» A programmer is someone who writes these instructions or programs.
- π C++ is one among many programming languages like C, C#, Java, PHP, and Python.
- π οΈ C++ was created to overcome the limitations of the C programming language as computational tasks became more complex.
- π’ Bjarne Stroustrup and his team at Bell Laboratories developed C++ in 1979.
- π Initially, C++ was called 'C with classes', emphasizing its object-oriented programming features.
- π The name 'C++' was chosen to signify an advancement from the C language, using the increment operator from C.
- π Object-oriented programming in C++ was influenced by the Simula 67 language.
- π C++ was renamed from 'C with classes' in 1983 to better reflect its evolution from C.
Q & A
What is the purpose of the video tutorial series on C++ programming language?
-The video tutorial series is designed for absolute beginners to learn C++ programming language, requiring no prior programming experience.
What is a 'Program' in the context of computing?
-A 'Program' is a set of instructions given to a computer to perform specific computational tasks.
Who is considered a 'Programmer'?
-A 'Programmer' is a person who writes or gives instructions, known as programs, to a computer.
What is a 'Programming Language'?
-A 'Programming Language' is the language in which instructions or programs are written to communicate with a computer.
Why was C++ created?
-C++ was created to address the limitations of the C programming language and to manage the increasing complexity of programming tasks as computational capacities of computers grew.
Who is credited with the creation of C++?
-C++ was created by Bjarne Stroustrup and his team at Bell Laboratories in New Jersey.
What was the original name given to C++ when it was first developed?
-Initially, C++ was referred to as 'C with classes'.
What feature did Bjarne Stroustrup and his team add to C to create C++?
-They added object-oriented programming features to C, which included the concept of 'classes'.
What influenced the object-oriented features added to C++?
-The object-oriented features were mainly influenced by another programming language called Simula 67.
When was C++ renamed from 'C with classes'?
-C++ was renamed from 'C with classes' in 1983.
What does the '++' operator represent in the C language and why was it chosen for the name C++?
-The '++' operator in C is an increment operator, and it was chosen for the name C++ to signify that the language is an 'incremented' or advanced version of C.
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