Hello ; I m in way to put papers : mathematics of C++. Looking for what mean classes and enumeration, as mathematical objects, (treat classes as sets definition) topology mixed with … Is there any one in this way.
i would say that you would have to elaborate further on what you are trying to ask before you could receive a fruitful answer. I've been casually programming in C/C++ for about 6 months now, and I would say that I have a decent grasp on the language, and possibly on Data Structures as well? from what I understand, Data Structures are simply a means of creating 'automated' dynamic memory allocations that are stored in a particular manner that is conducive to fast searches for accessing/manipulation dependent on the behaviour of what the structure contains. C++ has libraries that do all the heavy lifting for you, with the most obnoxious aspect being overriding the means of indexing or searching said containers. I haven't watched this vid yet (almost always look at comments first), but I would say that I'm at the outer most edge of a Beginner C++ programmer. Mostly cos I have no clue what constitutes an intermediate or advanced programmer in general; or within a particular language.
Always appreciated when speakers add a resources/books section!
Well done Jim!
Really good recommendations. Especially the Stroustrup article. Gonna read it this weekend.
The "article" was 145 pages long so it took a bit more than one weekend to read 😅
Hello ;
I m in way to put papers : mathematics of C++. Looking for what mean classes and enumeration, as mathematical objects, (treat classes as sets definition) topology mixed with …
Is there any one in this way.
How long did it take for you guys to fully understand the language, along with its data structures and object-oriented programming concepts??
i would say that you would have to elaborate further on what you are trying to ask before you could receive a fruitful answer. I've been casually programming in C/C++ for about 6 months now, and I would say that I have a decent grasp on the language, and possibly on Data Structures as well?
from what I understand, Data Structures are simply a means of creating 'automated' dynamic memory allocations that are stored in a particular manner that is conducive to fast searches for accessing/manipulation dependent on the behaviour of what the structure contains. C++ has libraries that do all the heavy lifting for you, with the most obnoxious aspect being overriding the means of indexing or searching said containers.
I haven't watched this vid yet (almost always look at comments first), but I would say that I'm at the outer most edge of a Beginner C++ programmer. Mostly cos I have no clue what constitutes an intermediate or advanced programmer in general; or within a particular language.
15:19 here’s a talk from cppcon 2022 which covers a good performance todo list: ua-cam.com/video/qCjEN5XRzHc/v-deo.html
Step 1. Don't write bugs.
Step 1: don't