Sure, here are some possible contents for a C++ programming course book, with

examples:

● Introduction to C++
○ What is C++?
○ History of C++
○ The C++ standard
○ The C++ development environment
○ Getting started with C++
○ Variables and data types
○ Operators
○ Control flow statements
○ Functions
● Object-oriented programming in C++
○ Classes and objects
○ Class members
○ Inheritance
○ Polymorphism
○ Templates
○ Exceptions
● Advanced C++ topics
○ Pointers and references
○ Arrays and strings
○ File I/O
○ Algorithms
○ Data structures
○ C++ Standard Library
● Projects
○ A variety of projects to help students practice what they've learned

Here are some examples of exercises that you could include in your book:

● Write a program that prints "Hello, world!" to the console.

● Write a program that calculates the factorial of a number.
● Write a program that sorts an array of numbers.
● Write a program that implements a simple calculator.
● Write a program that plays a game of tic-tac-toe.

I hope this helps!