C & C++ Programming
In the C and C++ Programming internship program, you will develop strong foundational skills in structured and object-oriented programming. This internship will cover essential concepts such as syntax, data types, functions, arrays, pointers, and memory management in C, along with object-oriented principles like classes, inheritance, and polymorphism in C++. You will also practice writing efficient code and solving real-world problems through hands-on coding tasks and algorithm-based challenges
Level 1: Easy Projects
Task 1: Setup Development Environment and Hello World
Problem Statement: Set up the C/C++ development environment and write a simple “Hello, World!” program.
Steps to Complete:
- Install a compiler (e.g., GCC or MinGW) and an IDE (e.g., Code::Blocks, Visual Studio Code)
- Write and compile a program that prints “Hello, World!”
- Run the program from the IDE and command lin
Task 2: Basic Calculator Program
Problem Statement:
Create a simple calculator that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Steps to Complete:
- Take user input for two numbers and an operator
- Perform the operation based on the operator
- Display the result
- Handle division by zero and invalid inputs
Task 3: Working with Arrays and Loops
Problem Statement:
Write a program that finds the largest and smallest elements in an array.
Steps to Complete:
- Define an array of integers
- Use loops to find max and min values
- Print the results
Level 2: Intermediate Projects
Task 4: File I/O Operations
Problem Statement:
Create a program to read data from a file and write processed data to another file.
Steps to Complete:
- Open a text file and read its content
- Process the data (e.g., convert all characters to uppercase)
- Write the processed data to a new file
- Handle file open/read/write errors
Task 5: Simple Student Record System
Problem Statement:
Build a program to add, view, and search student records stored in an array or vector.
Steps to Complete:
- Define a Student struct/class with fields like name, ID, and grade
- Implement functions to add a student, view all students, and search by ID
- Use arrays in C or vectors in C++ to store records
Task 6: Dynamic Memory Allocation Practice
Problem Statement:
Write a program that uses dynamic memory allocation to store user input strings.
Steps to Complete:
- Use malloc/free in C or new/delete in C++
- Prompt user to input strings and store them dynamically
- Display the stored strings
- Properly release allocated memory
Level 3: Advanced Projects
Task 7: Linked List Implementation
Problem Statement:
Implement a singly linked list with basic operations: insert, delete, and display.
Steps to Complete:
- Define a Node struct/class
- Implement functions to insert nodes at beginning/end
- Implement delete function for a given value
- Display the list contents
Task 8: Simple Bank Account Management System
Problem Statement:
Create a console-based bank system managing multiple accounts using classes (C++).
Steps to Complete:
- Create a BankAccount class with attributes and methods for deposit, withdraw, and display balance
- Allow creating multiple accounts stored in a vector or array
- Implement a menu system for user interaction
Task 9: File-based Inventory Management System
Problem Statement:
Develop a program to manage product inventory with file storage.
Steps to Complete:
- Define a Product struct/class with fields like product ID, name, quantity, price
- Implement functions to add, update, delete, and view products
- Save inventory data to a file and read from it on program start
- Handle file operations and errors