C++ Mastery

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Explore the fundamental concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), a programming paradigm built on the idea of objects and classes, which are the main focus of this section.

Constructors and destructors are fundamental concepts in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). They play a crucial role and in this section you will learn why are they so important and how to use them.

Encapsulation is one of the fundamental principles of object-oriented programming (OOP) that facilitates the creation of modular and maintainable code. Here, you will explore the significance of Data Hiding, Access Control, Mutator, and Accessor Methods, elucidating their pivotal roles in code maintenance and modularity.

In this section you will learn about fundamental mechanism of object-oriented programming that enables code reuse and promotes the creation of hierarchical relationships among classes.

Polymorphism is a foundational concept in OOP that enables the creation of flexible and extensible code structures. You will learn about virtual function, abstract classes and operator overloading and their pivotal roles in promoting code flexibility and scalability.

This section introduces templates in programming, guiding you through creating your first template and using the template function.

In this section you will learn role of templates in reducing code duplication, handling multiple argument types, using typename parameters as return types, and distinguishing between implicit and explicit type specification.

This section introduces class templates in C++ and their use in creating flexible data structures. It covers templates classes related topics.

This section introduces template specialization in C++, explaining how it allows for customized behavior of templates for specific types. It covers the usage of both full and partial template specialization and discusses template constraints to enforce specific conditions on template parameters.

This segment will cover a review of heap and stack memory, the necessity of smart pointers, and their practical applications.

In this section, we will introduce the concepts of smart pointers and references in C++, delve into why they are so important, and explore their use cases and benefits.

This section examines shared pointers, investigating their functionality, benefits, real-world applications in programming and what sets unique pointers apart

In this section, we will explore weak pointers, comprehending their nature, creating and utilizing them effectively, resolving circular references through weak pointers, and examining key functions associated with weak pointers.

This section addresses the distinctions between references and pointers, emphasizing their differences and similarities. It covers the concept of constant references and immutability, provides guidance on when to utilize references versus smart pointers versus raw pointers, and outlines best practices for working with references in programming contexts.

This section covers custom deleters for smart pointers, real-world smart pointer applications, performance considerations, and a detailed comparison of shared, unique, and weak pointers.