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Overview

Duration

11 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Use C++ to build a crypto trading platform II: data
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Use C++ to build a crypto trading platform II: data
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  • Earn a Certificate upon completion
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Use C++ to build a crypto trading platform II: data
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Course details

Skills you will learn
More about this course
  • This course is the first of five courses aiming to help you to become confident working in the object-oriented paradigm in the C++ language
  • In this first course, you will get started with C++ by writing, building and running your first program
  • You will then learn about text input/output, if statements and loops by building an interactive menu system for the crypto-currency exchange platform

Use C++ to build a crypto trading platform II: data
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Curriculum

Using classes and variables to model data: the OrderBookEntry class, part 1

Introduction to the second course in the specialisation

C++ is strongly typed

The order book data set

Representing numerical order book data with variables

Modelling the other data

Using an enum to represent the bid/ask

Representing multiple order book entries: vector

Concept workshop: basic data types – numbers and strings

Introduction to classes

Defining our first class: OrderBookEntry

Constructors: passing initialisation data into objects

Constructor initialisation list

Create a vector of objects

Three ways to iterate over a vector

Syntax for working with simple classes, and putting objects into a vector

Course syllabus

Getting ready for this course

Reading material for this course

How are floating points represented

CSV order book data

How to back-up your Visual Studio Code work

End of week 1

C++ types quiz

Quiz on floating point representations

The order book quiz

Representing data with variables quiz

Modelling other data quiz

Enum to represent bid/ask quiz

Multiple order book entries quiz

Introduction to classes quiz

The OrderBookEntry class quiz

Passing data into objects quiz

Constructor initialisation quiz

Vector of objects quiz

Iterate over a vector quiz

Working with simple classes quiz

Using classes and variables to model data: the OrderBookEntry class, part 2

Convert OrderBookEntry to header and cpp

Use the OrderBookEntry header in the main cpp and compile

Create the Merkelmain class

Implement the init function

Limiting exposure

Load orderBook function

Classes with functions, headers and cpp

End of course summary

Getting ready for the next course

Header and cpp quiz

Main Cpp file quiz

Merkelmain class quiz

The init function quiz

Limiting exposure quiz

Load orderBook function quiz

Classes summary quiz

End-of-course quiz

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