C++ Fundamentals

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Brent Arnold

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01.01-course overview.mp4

01:05

01.02-installation and setup.mp4

05:19

01.03-lesson overview.mp4

01:07

01.04-the candand compilation model.mp4

10:18

01.05-built-in data types.mp4

05:52

01.06-pointers and references.mp4

06:42

01.07-control flow statements.mp4

05:45

01.08-try-catch.mp4

02:54

01.09-arrays.mp4

02:39

01.10-lesson summary.mp4

00:22

02.01-lesson overview.mp4

00:56

02.02-introduction.mp4

02:18

02.03-function declaration and definition.mp4

03:21

02.04-local and global variables.mp4

03:23

02.05-passing arguments and returning values.mp4

03:12

02.06-working with const or r-value references.mp4

02:28

02.07-const parameters and default arguments.mp4

01:54

02.08-default arguments and namespaces.mp4

02:08

02.09-function overloading.mp4

00:27

02.10-lesson summary.mp4

00:16

03.01-lesson overview.mp4

01:41

03.02-declaring and defining a class.mp4

05:58

03.03-member functions.mp4

02:51

03.04-constructors and destructors.mp4

03:20

03.05-resource acquisition is initialization.mp4

01:32

03.06-nested class declarations.mp4

01:35

03.07-friend specifier.mp4

01:42

03.08-copy constructors and assignment operators.mp4

01:24

03.09-operator overloading.mp4

00:41

03.10-introducing functors.mp4

00:15

03.11-lesson summary.mp4

00:20

04.01-lesson overview.mp4

01:10

04.02-templates.mp4

03:04

04.03-defining function and class templates.mp4

02:08

04.04-non-type template parameters.mp4

00:25

04.05-making templates easier to use.mp4

02:11

04.06-being generic in templates.mp4

00:56

04.07-variadic templates.mp4

00:55

04.08-writing easy to read templates.mp4

01:18

04.09-lesson summary.mp4

00:19

05.01-lesson overview.mp4

01:41

05.02-sequence containers.mp4

04:17

05.03-associative containers.mp4

01:47

05.04-unordered containers.mp4

01:12

05.05-container adaptors.mp4

02:17

05.06-unconventional containers.mp4

06:52

05.07-iterators.mp4

04:25

05.08-algorithms provided by the candand standard template library.mp4

04:50

05.09-lesson summary.mp4

00:20

06.01-lesson overview.mp4

00:35

06.02-inheritance.mp4

02:59

06.03-polymorphism.mp4

01:35

06.04-virtual methods.mp4

01:12

06.05-interfaces in candand.mp4

01:53

06.06-dynamic memory.mp4

00:27

06.07-safe and easy dynamic memory.mp4

02:02

06.08-lesson summary.mp4

00:45

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C++ has come a long way and is now adopted in several contexts. Its key strengths are its software infrastructure and resource-constrained applications, including desktop applications, servers, and performance-critical applications, not to forget its importance in game programming. Despite its strengths in these areas, beginners usually tend to shy away from learning the language because of its steep learning curve. The main mission of this book is to make you familiar and comfortable with C++. You will finish the book not only being able to write your own code, but more importantly, you will be able to read other projects. It is only by being able to read others' code that you will progress from a beginner to an advanced programmer. This book is the first step in that progression.

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Brent Arnold

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Brent Arnold is a software engineer with over 15 years of web and mobile development experience. He has been teaching online for over 10 years with multiple published coursesTwitter: @iBrent

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