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C++.Standard.Library:.Sequential.Containers

INFORMATION:

Date............: 2019-10-01
Rars............: 13 Rar Files
Course Length...: 2 hrs 25 mins
Website.........: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/cplusplus-sequential-containers

Release Notes...:

Non-trivial computer programs need to store data and process it.
Developing data structures and containers from scratch in C++
is a daunting and bug-prone task. In fact, you would have to
consider advanced aspects like manual memory and resource
management, proper handling subtle corner cases, writing both
generic code and code that is optimized for special cases,
and soon. Thankfully, the C++ Standard Library already offers
containers that are high-quality, efficient, and well-tested.
It s a joy to develop C++ code reusing them; in fact, using
these containers in your C++ code will boost your
productivity, as the C++ Standard Library gives youon a
platter high-quality implementations of common and useful
data structures which you can easily leverage in your C++
code. C++ Standard Library s maintainers spend hours looking
at these data structures and improving, refining, and
optimizing their C++ implementation code. In this course, C++
Standard Library: Sequential Containers, you will gain an
understanding of howto simply reuse that treasure in your own
C++ applications. First, you will learn about std::vector,
which is a flexible dynamic array that should be the default
container of choice in many contexts in C++ applications. You
will enjoy the automatic resource management (for bothmemory
resources and non-memory ones) offered by std::vector, which
will help you develop both efficient and safer C++ code. This
portion will also show you how convenient it is, for example,
to grow a vector, while still keeping the contiguous memory
layout requirement for its elements. Next, you will discover
important operations, like inserting, removing and searching
elements using both C++ container methods and Standard
Library s algorithms. In fact, C++ standard containers and
algorithms are kind of like  bread and butter,  and you can
do great things using both. You don t need to have any
previous experience with the C++ Standard Library, as I ll
teach you its great and flexible design based on containers,
algorithms, and iterators, and you ll see how containers are
wired with algorithms using iterators, and how you can reuse
the same algorithms with different containers. Next, you will
explore some specific cases when you can use a zero-overhead
standard container that wraps fixed-size C-style arrays in a
convenient high-level safe C++ interface: it s std::array.
I ll compare and contrast it against std::vector, and you ll
learn pros and cons of each. This section will also cover how
to use the std::list container, if you need a high-level C++
abstraction based on the doubly-linked list data structure.
Moreover, seeing the same algorithms used with different
containers will also work very well as a reinforcement
learning experience for you. I ll also show you some subtle
bugs, that are especially frequent for those who are just
starting to learn the C++ Standard Library s containers, and
how to fix them. I hope this will save you time and headache
during your C++ programming. To proficiently follow this
course, you only need a basic knowledge of C++ language
features. After completing this course, you will be able to
use high-quality efficient andwell-tested C++ Standard
Library containers like std::vector, std::array, and
std::list in your own C++ code. You will have practical
knowledge about them and will be able to make proper
judgement about picking one or the other based on the problem
at hand. You will also gain a foundational knowledge about
important common operations with these standard containers,
likeinserting, removing and searching items. C++ Standard
Library s maintainers spend hours looking at these data
structures, and improving, refining, and optimizing their C++
implementation code. In this course, C++ Standard Library:
Sequential Containers, you will gain an understanding of how
to simply reuse that treasure in your own C++ applications.
First, you will learn about std::vector, which is a flexible
dynamic array, that should be the default container of choice
in many contexts in C++ applications. You will enjoy the
automatic resource management (for both memory resources and
non-memory ones) offered by std::vector, which will help you
develop both efficient and safer C++ code. This portion will
also show you how convenient is for example to grow a vector,
still keeping the contiguous memory layout requirement for
its elements. Next, you will discover important operations,
like inserting, removing and searching elements, using both
C++ container methods and Standard Library s algorithms. In
fact, C++ standard containers and algorithms are kind of like
bread and butter , and you can do great things using both.
You don t need to have any previous experience with the C++
Standard Library, as I ll teach you its great and flexible
design based on containers, algorithms and iterators, and
you ll see how containers are wired with algorithms using
iterators, and how you can reuse the same algorithms with
different containers. Next, you will explore some specific
cases you can use a zero-overhead standard container that
wraps fixed-size C-style arrays in a convenient high-level
safe C++ interface: it s std::array. I ll compare and
contrast it against std::vector, and you ll learn pros and
cons of each one. This section will also cover how to use the
std::list container, if you need a high-level C++ abstraction
based on the doubly-linked list data structure. Moreover,
seeing the same algorithms used with different containers
will also work very well as a reinforcement learning
experience for you. I ll also show you some subtle bugs, that
are especially frequent in those starting learning the C++
Standard Library s containers, and how to fix them. I hope
this will save you time and headache during your C++
programming. To proficiently follow this course, you only
need a basic knowledge of C++ language features. After
completing this course, you will be able to use high-quality
efficient and well-tested C++ Standard Library containers
like std::vector, std::array and std::list in your own C++
code. You will have practical knowledge about them, and will
be able to make proper judgement about picking one or the
other based on the problem at hand. You will also gain a
foundational knowledge about important common operations with
these standard containers, like inserting, removing and
searching items.

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