Modern-CPP-Programming

Modern C++ Programming Course (UNIVR) - C++11/C++14

TOPICS

1. Introduction

A Little History of C and C++ Programming Languages
C++ Philosophy
Why C++ is so popular?
Why C++ is so difficult?

2. Basic Concepts I

Before Start
Hello World
I/O Stream
C++ Primitive Types
Floating Point
Strongly Typed Enumerators
Math Operators
Statement and Control Flow

3. Basic Concepts II

Memory Management: Heap and Stack
Storage Class Specifiers
Pointers and References
sizeof Operator
Other Keywords
Explicit Type Conversion
Declaration and Definition
Functions
Unions and Bitfields
Preprocessing

4. Utilities

Math Functions
Algorithm Library
String
Random Numbers
Time Measuring

5. C++ Object Oriented Programming

C++ Classes
Class keyword
Polymorphism
Operator Overloading
Special Objects

6. C++ Templates and Meta-programming I

Function Templates
Type Deduction
Compile-Time Utilities
Type Traits
Template Parameters

6. C++ Templates and Meta-programming II

Class Templates
Template Meta-Programming
SFINAE
Variadic Template
STD Template Utility

8. Containers, Iterators, and Algorithms

Containers and Iterators
Sequence Containers
Associative Containers
Container Adaptors
Implement a Custom Iterator
Iterator Utility Methods
Algorithms Library
Lambda Expressions

9. Code Organization and Conventions

Basic Concepts
Variables Storage
Dealing with Multiple Files
Namespace
C++ Project Organization
Coding Style and Conventions

10. Debugging and Tools

Debugging
CMake
Code Checking and Analysis
Code Quality (Linter)
Code Testing
Code Commenting (Doxygen)
Code Statistics
Other Tools

11. Advanced Topics

Move Semantic
C++ Idioms
Smart Pointers
Concurrency
C++ Guidelines

todo

Code Organization and Conventions -> optimize the compile time
Code Optimization

Reporting bugs and contributing

If you find any typos please report them by using the repository (github issues panel). We are also ready to engage in improving and extending the course material. (You will be included in the Acknowledgements Section)

Acknowledgements

Author

Federico Busato, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Verona (Italy)
Alessandro Danese, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Verona (Italy)

License

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