Master C++ Through
Hands-On Projects

A fundamental C++ project designed to manage student information efficiently. This system allows users to perform various operations such as adding new student records, viewing existing records, modifying student details, and deleting records when necessary.

The core functionality revolves around handling data related to students, which typically includes their name, roll number, course, and marks obtained. The project is often console-based, making it an excellent starting point for beginners to understand file handling, data structures, and basic CRUD operations.

A comprehensive software application designed to automate the day-to-day operations of a library. This project involves managing information about books, library members, and book transactions such as issuing and returning books.

The system can range from a basic console application using file handling to an advanced implementation with database integration and GUI development. Core functionalities include catalog management, member registration, transaction processing, and reporting.

A comprehensive software solution designed to manage the various operations and information flow within a hospital or healthcare facility. This system aims to streamline processes related to patient care, administrative tasks, and financial management.

The C++ implementation manages data for patients, doctors, appointments, medical records, billing, and inventory of medical supplies. This project provides an opportunity to work on complex data relationships and a wide array of functionalities.

A C++ project designed with an object-oriented approach, featuring classes for customers, accounts, transactions, and banking services. The system allows for the creation and management of customer profiles, various types of accounts (savings, checking), and recording of financial transactions.

Core banking functionalities include withdrawals, deposits, and fund transfers between accounts. The project emphasizes modularity and scalability, allowing for future enhancements like loan management and interest calculation.

A CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) Calculator is a C++ program designed to determine a student's academic performance by calculating their CGPA based on user-provided input.

The program can display individual course grades, calculate total credits and total grade points earned, determine the GPA for a specific semester, and ultimately generate and present the student's overall CGPA.

The Rock Paper Scissors game is a classic hand game where the user plays against the computer. Each player chooses one of three shapes: Rock, Paper, or Scissors, and the winner is determined based on predefined rules.

The C++ program simulates this game by prompting the user for their choice, generating a random choice for the computer, and displaying both choices along with the result of the round.

The Casino Number Guessing Game tests a player's luck in guessing a randomly generated number. If the player's guess is correct, they win a certain amount of money.

The program utilizes core C++ features such as classes, functions, and user-defined data types, along with the Standard Template Library (STL) for implementing basic operations and data structures.

A Simple Calculator is a basic C++ program that performs fundamental arithmetic operations. It takes two numbers as input from the user and allows the user to select an operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) to be performed on these numbers.

This project is often one of the first practical applications beginners create when learning a new programming language, as it helps to understand core concepts like variable declaration, data types, user input/output, and conditional statements.

The To-Do List application is a classic C++ project that helps users manage their tasks. It typically functions as a console-based program allowing users to add new tasks, view the list of existing tasks, mark tasks as completed, and potentially delete tasks.

This project is excellent for learning about data structures, file handling (to save and load tasks), and basic CRUD operations. More advanced versions might include features like task priorities, due dates, or categorization.