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Complete Modern C++

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198 Lessons (19h)

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Introduction3:01
Visual Studio 2015 Installation4:32
Visual Studio 2017 Installation2:44
Blocks Installation5:06
Cevelop Installation5:22
XCode Installation on MacOS3:28
Basic Language Facilities

What is C++?3:31
First C++ Program9:12
The C++ Compilation Process3:09
Primitive Types and Variables7:57
Basic Input/Output5:56
Functions Basics - Part I7:28
Functions Basics - Part II9:05
Overview of Debugging in Visual Studio5:40
Uniform Initialization (C++11)9:21
Pointers8:25
Reference5:32
Reference Versus Pointer6:58
The const Qualifier4:19
const Qualifier and Compound Types7:30
Automatic Type Inference (C++11)7:00
Range-Based For Loop - I (C++11)4:32
Range-Based For Loop - II (C++11)6:12
Function Overloading13:27
Default Function Arguments3:43
Inline Functions7:36
Function Pointers4:53
Namespace9:24
Memory Management – Part I

Dynamic Memory Allocation - Part I (malloc Function)9:36
Dynamic Memory Allocation - Part II (new Operator)6:19
Dynamic Memory Allocation - Part III (new[] Operator)6:40
Dynamic Memory Allocation - Part IV (2D Arrays)5:07
Classes and Objects

Object-Oriented Programming Basics5:50
Class5:31
Constructor and Destructor4:28
Structures2:38
Non-Static Data Member Initializers (C++11)4:39
this Pointer4:46
Constant Member Functions3:14
Static Class Members5:12
Copy Constructor - Part I4:52
Copy Constructor - Part II4:40
Delegating Constructors (C++11)4:01
Default and Deleted Functions (C++11)5:18
L-values, R-values, and R-value References (C++11)7:10
Move Semantics - Basics (C++11)3:23
Move Semantics - Implementation (C++11)4:19
Copy Elision8:26
Move Semantics - std::move Function (C++11)2:55
Move Semantics

Value Categories7:10
Move Semantics – Basics3:23
Move Semantics – Implementation3:45
Rule of 5 and 014:30
Copy Elision8:22
std::move Function7:52
Operator Overloading

Operator Overloading - Part I (Basics)8:29
Operator Overloading - Part II (Assignment Operator)4:18
Operator Overloading - Part III (Global Overloads)5:48
Operator Overloading - Part IV (Friend Keyword)2:29
Operator Overloading - Part V (Smart Pointer Basics)5:04
Operator Overloading - Part VI (Smart Pointers in C++11)4:34
Operator Overloading - Part VII (Rules)1:55
Type Conversions - Part I (Basics)5:56
Type Conversions - Part II (Primitive to User Type)5:40
Type Conversions - Part III (User to Primitive Type)2:50
Initialization Versus Assignment and Member Initialization List5:18
Memory Management – Part II

Raw Pointers5:12
std::unique_ptr10:13
Sharing Pointers6:12
Sharing std::unique_ptr4:35
std::shared_ptr5:21
Weak Ownership8:50
std::weak_ptr Internals6:28
Circular References10:28
Deleter7:07
Dynamic Arrays3:27
Make Functions5:43
More C++ Goodies

Enums - Part I (Basics)3:42
Enums - Part II (Scoped Enums C++11)5:32
Strings - Part I (Raw Strings)6:49
Strings - Part II (std::string)10:05
Strings - Part III (String Streams)9:45
Constant Expressions - constexpr (C++11)9:24
std::initializer_list (C++11)8:27
Dynamic Array (std::vector)8:43
Union - I4:51
Union - II4:56
Object-Oriented Programming

Inheritance and Composition6:01
Inheritance and Access Modifiers3:55
Project - Part I (Beginning)2:06
Project - Part II (Account and Savings Implementation)6:59
Project - Part III (Inheriting Constructors)6:31
Project - Part IV (Virtual Keyword)8:53
Project - Part V (Virtual Mechanism Internals)7:11
Project - Part VI (Virtual Mechanism Walk-through and Virtual Destructor)6:43
Project - Part VII (override and final specifier)6:13
Project - Part VIII (Upcasting and Downcasting)5:45
Project - Part IX (RTTI Basics)7:11
Project – Part X (dynamic_cast)6:08
Abstract Class6:03
Multiple (Diamond) Inheritance9:22
Exception Handling

Exception Handling - Part I (Basics)7:59
Exception Handling - Part II (Multiple Catch Blocks)3:59
Exception Handling - Part III (Stack Unwinding)6:31
Exception Handling - Part IV (Nested Exceptions)5:11
Exception Handling - Part V (Constructor and Destructor)7:06
Exception Handling - Part VI - (noexcept Keyword in C++11)8:20
File Input and Output

Raw String Literals (C++11)4:03
Introduction to Filesystem Library (C++17)3:49
File IO - Part I (Basics)6:44
File IO - Part II (Error Handling)5:43
File IO - Part III (Copy Utility)3:29
File IO - Part IV (Character IO and Seeking)7:22
File IO - Part V (Binary IO)8:30
Templates

Introduction to Templates7:48
Template Argument Deduction and Instantiation6:28
Explicit Specialization5:54
Non-type Template Arguments7:15
Perfect Forwarding - Part I (C++11)7:23
Perfect Forwarding - Part II (C++11)5:32
Variadic Templates - Part I (C++11)9:47
Variadic Templates - Part II (C++11)4:50
Class Templates8:34
Class Template Explicit Specialization - Part I5:41
Class Template Explicit Specialization - Part II4:02
Class Template Partial Specialization6:52
Typedef, Type Alias, and Alias Templates (C++11)8:00
Type Traits (C++11)7:21
static_assert (C++11)4:19
Lambda Expressions (C++11)

Callbacks Revisited - Function Pointers6:39
Callbacks - Function Objects6:57
Lambda Expressions4:36
Lambda Expressions - Internals5:01
Lambda Expressions Capture List - Part I8:25
Lambda Expressions Capture List - Part II4:08
Lambda Expressions Capture List - Part III5:52
Generalized Lambda Capture4:33
Standard Template Library

Introduction2:50
std::array (C++11)4:02
std::vector4:38
std::deque2:21
std::list and std::forward_list (C++11)4:59
std::set and std::multiset5:42
std::map and std::multimap7:35
Unordered Containers (C++11)8:01
std::hash (C++11)2:42
Big O Notation and Performance of Containers5:04
Algorithms - Part I8:15
Algorithms - Part II7:04
C++ Concurrency

Concurrency Basics6:12
Thread Creation (std::thread)5:47
Passing Arguments to Threads4:18
Thread Synchronization (std::mutex)6:18
std::lock_guard2:45
std::thread Functions and std::this_thread Namespace7:48
Task-Based Concurrency - Part I5:07
Task-Based Concurrency - Part II3:44
Launch Policies4:38
std::future Wait Functions5:07
Using std::promise5:36
Propagating Exceptions Across Threads3:15
C++17 Core Language Features

Deprecated and Removed Features3:53
Changes3:12
Attributes5:58
Feature Test Macros5:51
If and switch with Initialization5:47
Inline Variables5:45
Nested Namespaces1:51
noexcept3:35
constexpr Lambda7:47
Structured Bindings8:07
Expression Evaluation Order6:36
Mandatory Copy Elision - I4:28
Mandatory Copy Elision - II4:33
C++17 Template Features

Compiled Time Argument Deduction (CTAD)5:41
Folding Basics4:05
Fold Expressions - Unary Folds4:27
Fold Expressions - Binary Folds5:48
Fold Expressions - Recap2:34
Type Traits Suffixes3:22
if constexpr - I7:42
if constexpr - II4:43
C++17 Standard Library Components

std::optional - I5:18
std::optional - II3:50
std::optional - III3:38
std::variant - I5:57
std::variant - II4:34
std::variant - III5:58
std::any6:33
std::string_view - I8:39
std::string_view - II8:13
Filesystem - path5:49
Filesystem - directory_entry7:00
Filesystem - Directory Functions5:09
Filesystem - Permissions5:44
Parallel Algorithms - I3:49
Parallel Algorithms - II7:32
Parallel Algorithms - III4:24

Complete Modern C++

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In this course, you will explore C++ and get to grips with the modern features introduced in C++17. C++ is a general-purpose programming language developed by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979, and it is still one of the most popular programming languages used to create high-performance applications across a wide variety of domains and platforms. This course will help you learn C++ as an object-oriented language with modern features, covering both old and new C++ concepts with clear examples.

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Basic programming knowledge in any computer language
Some experience in writing programs in any language
Modern C++ compiler, preferably Visual Studio 2015/17/19 Community (or XCode, Clang, g++, Cevelop, Eclipse CDT, Code::Blocks)