C++20 Algorithms Playbook
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Kate Gregory
3:56:27
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1. Course Overview.mp4
02:01
01. Introduction.mp4
00:40
02. Version Check.mp4
01:51
03. C++ and Libraries.mp4
02:08
04. Discoverability.mp4
00:59
05. Collections, Algorithms, Iterators.mp4
02:48
06. Algorithms.mp4
02:06
07. Iterators.mp4
01:21
08. Demo - Iterators.mp4
03:41
09. Advantages of Algorithms.mp4
03:14
10. Demo - Count.mp4
04:48
11. Member or Nonmember Begin and End.mp4
01:37
12. Is There a Ranges Version.mp4
01:21
13. Recognizing Algorithms.mp4
01:59
14. Algorithms in This Course.mp4
01:41
15. Other Headers.mp4
01:00
16. Summary.mp4
01:11
01. Introduction.mp4
00:30
02. Count.mp4
03:31
03. Count If.mp4
01:59
04. Demo - Counting.mp4
02:35
05. Why Count.mp4
02:28
06. Demo - all of, any of, and none of.mp4
02:25
07. Finding.mp4
01:15
08. Range Views.mp4
03:42
09. Demo - Finding.mp4
07:25
10. Variations on Finding.mp4
01:59
11. Reverse Iterators.mp4
03:11
12. Iterator Arithmetic.mp4
01:44
13. Demo - Reverse Iterators and Iterator Arithmetic.mp4
03:18
14. Removing Elements.mp4
02:17
15. Demo - Remove.mp4
08:12
16. Summary.mp4
01:14
01. Introduction.mp4
00:24
02. Sorting.mp4
03:55
03. Demo - Sort.mp4
06:18
04. Stable Sort.mp4
01:15
05. Demo - Stable Sort.mp4
01:18
06. Is It Sorted.mp4
00:38
07. Demo - Is It Sorted.mp4
01:02
08. Faster Finding.mp4
02:27
09. Demo - Finding in Sorted Collections.mp4
04:26
10. Partial Sorting.mp4
02:29
11. Demo - Partial Sort.mp4
03:05
12. Nth Element.mp4
01:56
13. Demo - Nth Element.mp4
01:10
14. What Are You Trying to Do.mp4
00:59
15. Summary.mp4
01:04
01. Introduction.mp4
00:32
02. Comparing Collections.mp4
01:02
03. A Pair of Values.mp4
01:26
04. Demo - Comparing.mp4
04:58
05. Total All Elements.mp4
01:14
06. Reduce.mp4
02:26
07. Demo - Accumulate and Reduce.mp4
06:56
08. A Loop in Disguise.mp4
01:18
09. Demo - for each.mp4
03:15
10. Summary.mp4
01:06
1. Introduction.mp4
00:31
2. Copying.mp4
00:55
3. The Destination Collection.mp4
01:52
4. Inserting Iterators.mp4
03:16
5. Demo - Copying.mp4
04:36
6. Special Copying.mp4
02:39
7. Demo - Special Copying.mp4
04:03
8. Noncopyable Types.mp4
02:11
9. Summary.mp4
01:51
01. Introduction.mp4
00:25
02. Replacing Values.mp4
01:41
03. Demo - Replacing.mp4
03:25
04. Transform.mp4
00:42
05. Inserting Iterators.mp4
02:14
06. Demo - Transform.mp4
03:24
07. Ranges Transforms.mp4
02:21
08. Demo - Ranges Transform.mp4
05:10
09. Ranges Transform Code.mp4
01:46
10. Summary.mp4
01:20
01. Introduction.mp4
00:22
02. Creating and Filling Collections.mp4
02:12
03. Demo - Creating and Filling Collections.mp4
03:41
04. Inserting Iterators.mp4
02:38
05. Demo - Inserting Iterators.mp4
02:31
06. Eliminating Duplicates.mp4
01:56
07. Demo - Unique.mp4
04:14
08. Reversing a Collection.mp4
01:03
09. Demo - Reverse.mp4
02:28
10. Rotate.mp4
02:58
11. Demo - Rotate.mp4
02:37
12. Partition.mp4
03:01
13. Demo - Partition.mp4
02:21
14. Summary.mp4
01:22
1. Introduction.mp4
01:08
2. Remembering.mp4
01:25
3. Iterator Parameters.mp4
02:54
4. Integer Parameters.mp4
02:27
5. Predicate Parameter.mp4
02:07
6. Modifiers in Names.mp4
01:42
7. Cant Remember.mp4
01:47
8. Demo - CppReference.mp4
04:58
9. Summary.mp4
01:23
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What You'll Learn?
The C++ Standard Library is large and powerful. Many C++ developers avoid it, and write things by hand instead. That’s slower and harder work. In this course, C++20 Algorithms Playbook, you’ll learn to use the functions in to get your work done quickly and safely. First, you'll discover simple examples where using an algorithm is more expressive and easier than writing a loop yourself. Next, you'll explore searching and sorting a collection, transforming elements of a collection, and copying part of one collection to another. Finally, you'll see how to combine algorithms to complete complex tasks without writing complex code. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the standard header needed to write clearer and better code with less effort and time spent.
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Kate Gregory
Instructor's CoursesKate Gregory is in her fifth decade of being paid to program. Her firm, Gregory Consulting Limited, is based in rural Ontario and helps clients adopt new technologies and adjust to the changing business environment. Mentoring, technical writing, and technical speaking are her preferred ways of sharing wisdom with large groups of people.
Kate is the author of over a dozen books and speaks at conferences around the world, with keynotes on 5 continents. Kate is a C++ MVP, develops courses (primarily on C++) for Pluralsight, and occasionally writes a new book. She is one of the founders of #include , includecpp.org, working to make C++ more welcoming and inclusive. Kate serves as one of the three leads on the Carbon Language project, https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang, an experimental successor language to C++.
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- language english
- Training sessions 100
- duration 3:56:27
- level average
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2023/06/14
