Learn about move semantics, lambda expressions, smart pointers, concurrency, template, STL & more
InstructorUmar Lone
FreeThe curriculum provides depth in move semantics, templates, and the Standard Template Library (STL) across C++11, C++14, and C++17 standards.
Editorial course preview
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This screenshot shows a Visual Studio development environment with C++ code examples illustrating dynamic memory management techniques, including the use of malloc and the new operator.
This presentation slide outlines new features in modern C++, including Rvalue references, move semantics, lambda expressions, concurrency, and variadic templates.
This slide outlines C/C++ memory management concepts, detailing how the stack, data section, and heap are allocated and managed within a process address space.
This educational slide explains the concept of composition in object-oriented programming using a car and engine analogy alongside C++ code examples.
Instruction covers both manual memory allocation and modern smart pointer ownership models like std::unique_ptr.
Some learners report the instructor speaks too quickly, making it difficult to follow complex topics like move/copy semantics without frequent pausing. Note that these signals were provided before the most recent update; while an update label exists, it does not prove a correction of pacing issues.
Assignments may combine multiple lectures without providing explicit solutions or addressing all necessary prerequisite knowledge. Note that these signals were provided before the most recent update; while an update label exists, it does not prove a correction of assignment support.
The curriculum includes installation guides for deprecated versions of Visual Studio.
This course is best suited for software professionals or experienced developers who already possess programming fundamentals and can self-manage through fast-paced technical modules.
Score breakdown
The curriculum covers essential modern features like move semantics and STL components in detail.
The course uses project-based segments to teach OOP, though some assignments lack provided solutions. Note that these signals were provided before the most recent update; while an update label exists, it does not prove a correction of assignment support.
Instructional pacing can be too fast and complex topics are sometimes difficult to follow. Note that these signals were provided before the most recent update; while an update label exists, it does not prove a correction of pacing issues.
The curriculum includes deprecated software installation instructions.
The content aligns well with the needs of experienced developers looking to learn modern C++ features.