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Type-Safe Interfaces with Modern C++

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In this course we’ll learn how to write correct, safe, and performant code by making use of C++’s type system. Firstly, we’ll learn about the Standard Library’s “algebraic data types” and how they can increase safety, performance, and readability of your application/library. We’ll then look at function interfaces. As an example, writing a function that takes a string in such a way that it performs optimally with both std::string and const char* seems like a daunting task. It gets even more tricky with functions taking other functions as input. Is it possible to generalize these issues and provide the “perfect” interface?

About the Author :

Vittorio Romeo is a Software Engineer at Bloomberg LP. He completed his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at Universita degli Studi di Messina .

He began programming at a very young age and is now a C++ enthusiast. While following the evolution of the C++ standard and embracing the newest features, he worked on several open–source projects, including modern general–purpose libraries and free cross–platform games.

Vittorio is an active member of the C++ community: he participated as a speaker at CppCon 2014/2015/2016, ++it Florence 2015 and at his local Linux Day 2013/2014 events, as a Student/Volunteer at C++Now 2015/2016, at Meeting C++ 2015/2016.

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Packt has been committed to developer learning since 2004. A lot has changed in software since then - but Packt has remained responsive to these changes, continuing to look forward at the trends and tools defining the way we work and live. And how to put them to work. With an extensive library of content - more than 4000 books and video courses -Packt's mission is to help developers stay relevant in a rapidly changing world. From new web frameworks and programming languages, to cutting edge data analytics, and DevOps, Packt takes software professionals in every field to what's important to them now. From skills that will help you to develop and future proof your career to immediate solutions to every day tech challenges, Packt is a go-to resource to make you a better, smarter developer. Packt Udemy courses continue this tradition, bringing you comprehensive yet concise video courses straight from the experts.

Specification: Type-Safe Interfaces with Modern C++

Duration

2.5 hours

Year

2019

Level

Intermediate

Certificate

Yes

Quizzes

No

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  1. Chuck Messenger

    This was a top notch course. Short and sweet. The presenter was deeply knowledgeable, and offered clear explanations. My appetite for C++17 has been whetted!

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  2. Marco Kittel

    The second section is hard for me to understand. I’m lacking of C++14 knowledge but i’m learning a lot right now and i really love std::variants and std::optional as a new way to design c++ code : )

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