Modern C++ Programming
C++11/C++14/C++17
Open access C++ course, University of Verona (UNIVR), Italy
Short list of C++ online compilers
TOPICS
- A Little History of C/C++ Programming Languages
- C++ Philosophy
- Why C++?
- Course References
- Hello World
- C++ Primitive Types
- auto and decltype
- Floating-point Arithmetic
- (Strongly Typed) Enumerators
- Union and Bitfield
- Math Operators
- Statement and Control Flow
- Memory Management: Heap and Stack
- Pointers and References
- sizeof Operator
- const / constexpr
- Explicit Type Conversion (Cast)
- Declaration and Definition
- Functions
- Preprocessing
- I/O Stream
- Filesystem Library
- Math Library
- Algorithm Library
- String and String View
- Random Numbers
- Time Measuring
6. C++ Object Oriented Programming I
- C++ Classes and Hierarchy
- Constructor
- Copy Construcor
- Destructor
- Class Keyword: this, static, const, mutable, using, friend, delete
7. C++ Object Oriented Programming II
- Polymorphism
- Keyword: virtual, override, final
- Operator overloading: <<, (), =
- Special Object: Aggregate, Trivial class, Standard layout, POD
8. C++ Templates and Meta-programming I
- Function Templates
- Type Deduction
- Compile-Time Utilities: static_assert, decltype, declval, using
- Type Traits
- Template Parameters
9. C++ Templates and Meta-programming II
- Class Templates
- Template Meta-Programming
- SFINAE
- Variadic Template
- STD Template Utility
10. Containers, Iterators, and Algorithms
- Containers and Iterators
- Sequence Containers: array, vector, list, deque, forward_list
- Associative Containers: set, map
- Container Adaptors: stack, queue, priority_queue
- Implement a Custom Iterator
- Iterator Utility Methods
- Algorithms Library
- Lambda Expressions
- Basic concepts, linkage, scope
- Variables Storage
- Dealing with Multiple Files and Templates
- #include Issues
- Namespace
- Libraries
- Coding Style
- Naming and formatting
- Maintainability and Documentation
- C++ Guidelines
- Debugging: Assertion, execution, memory, sanitizers
- CMake
- Code Checking and Analysis: warnings and static analyzers
- Code Quality (Linter)
- Code Testing
- Code Commenting (Doxygen)
- Code Statistics: lines, cyclomatic complexity
- Other Tools: formating, code explorer
- Move Semantic
- Type deduction
- C++ Idioms: rule of three/five, singleton, PILP, CRTP
- Smart Pointers
- Concurrency
15. Optimization (ongoing)
- Concepts: optimization cycles, complexity, performane bounds
- I/O Operations
- Memory Locality and Memory Access Patterns
- Arithmetic
- Control Flow
- Functions
- C++ Objects
- Compiler Optimizations
- Libraries and Data Structures
- Profiling
- Parallel Computing
- Compile Time
Reporting bugs and contributing
If you find any typos please report them by using the repository (issues panel). We are also ready to engage in improving and extending the course material.
Author
Federico Busato, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Verona (Italy) federico.busato@univr.it, now Nvidia Corporation (fbusato@nvidia.com)Alessandro Danese, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Verona (Italy) alessandro.danese@univr.it
License
BSD 3-Clause License
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