Course Benefits
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- Use better literals, choose from more appropriate string types and create user-defined suffixes for literals, or select from those supported by C++14
- Design simpler loops, use annotations, use improved enumerations, constant expressions and assertions
- Take advantage of the safety offered by new null pointers and new smart pointers
- Write more meaningful code that is able to apply move semantics, use move constructors and rvalue references
- Make use of the compiler's ability to deduce data types of exressions and return types of functions
- Simplify function definitions using lambda expressions and better function syntax
- Control function generation and resolution using defaulted and deleted functions
- Use better initializers to create objects easily
- Control inheritance and polymorphism using final and override
- Use templates better and use variadic templates to permit multiple types
- Take advantage of the enhancements in STL
Target Audience
- C++ Developers who want to upgrade their knowledge of C++ and start using C++11/C++14
Prerequisites
- Working knowledge of C++