Lectures
The slides that I show during the lectures will appear below as the course proceeds.
Lecture topics
Note that the lecture slides contain topics and suggested reading for the following lecture.
| # | Subject | Slides |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | Introduction: functions | (pdf) |
| L2 | Introduction cont'd: data types and variables | (pdf) |
| L3 | Modularity: source code organization and error handling | (pdf) |
| L4 | Classes | (pdf) |
| L5 | Resource management | (pdf) |
| L6 | Generic programming: standard algorithms and iterators | (pdf) |
| L7 | Templates and function objects | (pdf) |
| L8 | Classes: const overloading and inheritance | (pdf) |
| L9 | More about resource management and the standard library | (pdf) |
| L10 | Examples. More about the standard library | (pdf) |
| L11 | Low level details and loose ends | (pdf) |
| L12 | Recap and about the project | (pdf) |
| L13, L14 | no lecture |
Examples
Code examples from, or related to, the lectures
Lecture 1:
unsigned.cc : example of implicit arithmetic conversion.
Lecture 2:
object_value.cc : a small example demonstrating how the same object can be interpreted as different types.
Lecture 3:
example_adl.cc : example of Argument Dependent Lookup
Lecture 4:
ctors.cc : example: default, copy, converting and delegating constructors.
Lecture 5:
typecast.cc : example type cast to change the value of an object by changing its type.
Lecture 6:
print.cc : a minimal function template example
fn-state.cc : an example of a stateful function object
lambda.cc : an example of the difference between capture by value and by reference
Lecture 9:
example_copying.cc : example of resource management for containers
Lecture 10:
variadic.cc : example of a variadic template
meta.cc : example of compile-time computation of n!
ref.cc : example of the standard reference wrapper and std::ref
ratio.cc : example of compile_time rational numbers using std::ratio
chrono.cc : example of the time representation classes
enable_if.cc : example of metaprogramming for selecting which overload to be used for a particular type
concurrency.cc : example of the standard library thread and mutex headers
Lecture 11:
arrayp.cc : example passing a pointer to an array with the array size as part of the type to avoid array decay
multi-array.cc : example of multi-dimensional array
multi-array-mem.cc : example of the difference of an array of char* and an array of char[6]