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This digital product includes a voucher for the CPP-22-02 exam, along with one retake option.
Voucher Type
An exam voucher with retake – a voucher that allows a test candidate to take a certification exam with the option to attempt one retake if they fail the first attempt (the voucher covers the cost of both the initial attempt and one retake).
Voucher Validity
The voucher is valid at least 12 months from the date of purchase, and the first attempt must be completed within this period.
Exam Version
CPP-22-02
Exam Delivery Channel
The exam voucher is redeemable through Pearson VUE – a trusted test delivery service that allows you to conveniently schedule and take the CPP exam at a Pearson VUE testing center or from the comfort of your home.
The CPP – C++ Certified Professional Programmer certification is a professional certificate that measures your ability to accomplish coding and design tasks related to advanced topics of the C++ programming language, as well as advanced programming techniques, including the usage of library functions and the preprocessor.
Certified individuals demonstrate proficiency in key areas such as handling variable numbers of parameters, low-level IO operations, memory and string handling, process and thread management, as well as network socket programming. The CPP certification validates expertise in handling complex C++ programming challenges, preparing candidates for advanced development roles.
The certification covers the following topic areas:
- Sequence Containers and Container Adapters (10%)
- Associative Containers (10%)
- Algorithms: Non-Modifying Sequence Operations (10%)
- Algorithms: Modifying Sequence Operations (10%)
- Algorithms: Sorting and Binary Search (10%)
- Algorithms: Merge, Heap, Min, Max (10%)
- STL Functional Objects and Utilities (10%)
- Advanced I/O (5%)
- Templates (10%)
- Smart Pointers (5%)
- Selected Important Language Features (10%)
Before taking an exam, please read CPP Testing Policies and consult Exam Information to ensure which delivery mode applies to your exam, and that you are following the Code of Conduct.