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Welcome to C++ Programming Language Part 2

Congratulations on taking the first step toward becoming a real programmer.

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Learn. Practice. Build.

This course is designed to take you from the fundamentals to advanced programming concepts through structured learning, practical examples, and hands-on experience.

Whether you're completely new to programming or an experienced developer looking to expand your skills, you'll find everything you need to move forward with confidence.

Your Path to Becoming a Code Hero

01

Learn

Understand programming concepts step by step and build a strong technical foundation.

02

Practice

Reinforce your knowledge with examples, exercises, and practical coding challenges.

03

Build

Turn what you learn into practical programming skills that you can use in real projects.

user@zero-to-hero:~/course$ start --learning
// Your journey begins now...
✓ Course initialized
✓ Learning path ready
✓ Time to become a Code Hero

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Course Syllabus

Explore the complete learning path and see exactly what you'll learn throughout this course.

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What You'll Learn

Follow the roadmap below and progress from the fundamentals to advanced concepts.

An advanced C++ course covers topics like memory management, concurrency, template programming, and the Standard Template Library (STL). Students learn about smart pointers, move semantics, and performance optimization, preparing them to handle complex software development challenges.

Course Outline:

1. Exceptions

  1. Exception handling
  2. Nested try-catch
  3. Creating Custom Exception Types
  4. Type exception
  5. Types of exceptions

2. Function Templates

  1. Templates
  2. Class template
  3. Template specialization
  4. Inheritance and class templates

3. Containers

  1. Types of containers
  2. Vector
  3. Iterators
  4. Operations with vectors
  5. Array
  6. List
  7. Forward_list
  8. Deque
  9. std::stack
  10. std::queue
  11. std::priority_queue
  12. Set
  13. std::map
  14. Span

4. Strings

  1. Strings
  2. Unicode-enabled strings
  3. Type and String Casting
  4. String comparison
  5. Getting a substring and checking the start and end of the string
  6. Substring Search
  7. Modifying a String
  8. Symbol Operations
  9. Word Counter
  10. Type std::string_view

5. Move Semantics

  1. Move semantics
  2. Move constructor
  3. Move assignment operator
  4. The noexcept role in the move

6. Function Objects and Lambda Expressions

  1. Function Objects
  2. Lambda expressions
  3. Capturing External Values in Lambda Expressions
  4. Template std::function

7. Algorithms and Views

  1. Minimum and maximum elements
  2. Find elements
  3. Copying Elements
  4. Item Removal and the Remove-Erase Idiom
  5. Sorting
  6. Views: Filtration
  7. Data projection
  8. Skip items: drop and drop_while
  9. Extract a range of items: take_view and take_while_view
  10. Threads of views

8. Template Limitations

  1. Operator requires
  2. Concepts
  3. The expression requires
  4. Constraints for type auto

9. Threads and IO

  1. Basic types for working with threads
  2. File streams: Opening and closing
  3. Read and write text files
  4. Overriding Input and Output Operators

10. C++ Standard Library

  1. Mathematical constants and operations
  2. String formatting and format function
  3. std::optional<T>

11. Idioms

  1. Resource management: Idiom RAII
  2. Copy and Replace Idiom
  3. Move-and-Swap Idiom

12. Development Environments

  1. The first program in Visual Studio
  2. The first program in Qt Creator

Why Enroll

Enhance your programming expertise with our C++ Advanced course. Master complex concepts, optimize performance, and tackle system-level challenges essential for fields like game development and high-performance computing. Enroll to build efficient, scalable applications and deepen your understanding of advanced C++ techniques.

Learn. Practice. Build.

Work through each section, practice what you learn, and keep progressing toward becoming a Code Hero.

Advanced C++ Programming Interview Questions

In-Depth C++ Concepts

1. What is the purpose of the `decltype` keyword in C++? How does it differ from `auto`?

2. Explain the concept of the "Diamond Problem" in C++. How does C++ solve this issue?

3. What is SFINAE (Substitution Failure Is Not An Error) in C++? How is it used in template metaprogramming?

4. How do you implement the "Curiously Recurring Template Pattern" (CRTP) in C++? What are its benefits?

5. What are lambda expressions in C++? How do they differ from traditional function objects?

Memory Management and Optimization

6. What is the role of the `std::unique_ptr` and `std::shared_ptr` in C++? How do they differ in managing resources?

7. What is a memory pool allocator in C++? When and why would you use one?

8. Explain the concept of "placement new" in C++. When would you use it?

9. What are the implications of the "volatile" keyword in C++? When should it be used?

10. How does the C++11 "move constructor" work, and why is it important for performance?

Concurrency and Multithreading

11. What is the difference between a mutex and a spinlock in C++? When should you use each?

12. How do you implement a thread-safe singleton in C++?

13. Explain the "happens-before" relationship in C++ memory models. Why is it important?

14. What is the difference between `std::atomic` and `volatile` in C++? When should each be used?

15. How would you design a lock-free data structure in C++? What challenges might you face?





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