C++ in Detail: Common Idioms

C++ in Detail: Common Idioms, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 25 lectures, based on 49 reviews, and has 7849 subscribers.

You will learn about What programming idiom is Most common C++ idioms C++ polymorphism idioms C++ resource management idioms C++ optimization idioms C++ type system idioms C++ templates idioms This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner – intermediate C++ developers or Students (either self-taught or at university) learning C++ It is particularly useful for Beginner – intermediate C++ developers or Students (either self-taught or at university) learning C++.

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Summary

Title: C++ in Detail: Common Idioms

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 25

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What programming idiom is
Most common C++ idioms
C++ polymorphism idioms
C++ resource management idioms
C++ optimization idioms
C++ type system idioms
C++ templates idioms

Who Should Attend

Beginner – intermediate C++ developers
Students (either self-taught or at university) learning C++

Target Audiences

Beginner – intermediate C++ developers
Students (either self-taught or at university) learning C++

This course is about common C++ idioms that are related to:

– types system (return type resolver, type erasure, etc.)

– polymorphism (CRTP, virtual constructor)

– dependencies (PIMPL)

– templates (SFINE, enable-if, object generator)

– resource management (RAII, reference counting, resource return)

– optimization (SOO, EBO)

Idioms emerge from certain features of a programming language or a lack of them. Thus, learning C++ idioms helps better understand this language.

While learning those idioms, we will touch upon many parts of C++ like template parameters, including parameter pack, overload resolution, types of polymorphism, casting, conversion operators, placement new, special member functions, friend declarations, type deduction, etc.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is C++ idiom?

Lecture 2: Source code link

Chapter 2: Type system

Lecture 1: Return type resolver

Lecture 2: Nullptr

Lecture 3: Type erasure: introduction

Lecture 4: Type erasure: examples from std (any, variant, function)

Lecture 5: Type erasure: implementing any

Chapter 3: Polymorphism

Lecture 1: CRTP

Lecture 2: More CRTP

Lecture 3: Virtual constructor: introduction

Lecture 4: Virtual constructor: implementation

Chapter 4: Dependencies

Lecture 1: PIMPL: intro

Lecture 2: PIMPL: example

Lecture 3: Fast PIMPL

Chapter 5: Templates

Lecture 1: SFINE

Lecture 2: More SFINE

Lecture 3: Enable-if

Lecture 4: Object generator

Chapter 6: Resource management

Lecture 1: RAII: intro

Lecture 2: RAII: example (part 1)

Lecture 3: RAII: example (part 2)

Lecture 4: Reference counting

Lecture 5: Resource return

Chapter 7: Optimization

Lecture 1: SOO

Lecture 2: EBO

Instructors

Andrzej Sz.
SDE

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