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Just finished C++ Best Practices for Developers! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dua8v63M @dev @software_developers@c++@programming@embedded_systems

Type agnostic priority queue, corrected, tested, with example usage. I corrected and tested the code and also added example code It took me all day. But I think, I could attain to develop an elegant way to create a type agnostic(like C++ templates) way of using priority queues. I hate C++. I find it difficult to read. 15 years ago, I reverted back to pure C and in every occasion, I improve my libraries. I previously published my circular linked list macros. This is the most recent of that serie.

Writing codes that work should not be the only goal, sticking to guidelines of best practices that make C++ code efficient and free of bugs is primal. Thanks to Troy Miles for his lesson on “C++ Best Practices for Developers”. I think you guys should check it out as well. https://lnkd.in/dFaviiSe #c.

Exciting insights on C++ compile-time magic! 🚀 Check out Jason Turner's latest video "C++ Weekly - Ep 314" where he explores every possible way to make the compiler flex its muscles. A must-watch for all C++ enthusiasts! 👨💻 #Cpp #CompileTime #CodingWizardry

The Number Guessing Game in C++. Immerse yourself in a fun challenge where you create a program that generates a random number. Your mission? Guess that number! Get clues if your guess is too high or too low. Keep guessing until you crack the code. For details and code, check out:https://lnkd.in/dMRdyZ_3 #cpp

CppCon, The C++ Conference 2022 Phil Nash "C++ Coroutines, from Scratch" Please Like, Follow, & Share: CppCon, The C++ Conference C++ 20 introduced coroutines into the language. Coroutines have the potential to greatly simplify some types of code - particularly, but not limited to, anything asynchronous in nature. But early adoption has been hindered by both the lack of library support in the standard and the inherent complexity of the feature itself (which, due to that lack of library support, you are typically more exposed to). Now we have a bit of a “Blind men and an elephant” problem - where we’re getting disjointed glimpses of what coroutines, supposedly, are - without the big picture. I can’t claim to be able to give you a comprehensively big enough picture in a 60 or 120 minute talk, but my aim is to plot a journey through it by starting with a motivating example (a typical multiple async task problem), looking at how we might approach this without coroutines, then seeing what coroutines can do for us - and finally looking at what that would look like with library support. --- Phil Nash Phil Nash is the original author of the C++ test framework, Catch2, and composable command line parser, Clara. As Developer Advocate at SonarSource he’s involved with SonarQube, SonarLint and SonarCloud, particularly in the context of C++. He’s also a member of the ISO C++ standards committee, organiser of C++ London and C++ on Sea, as well as co-host and producer of the Cpp.chat and No Diagnostic Required podcasts. More generally Phil’s an advocate for good testing practices, TDD and using the type system and functional techniques to reduce complexity and increase correctness. He’s previously worked in Finance and Mobile and offers training and coaching in TDD for C++.

🚀#Day30 of #100daysofcodechallenge 💻 Topic -> 🎯Inline Functions in c++; -> Inline functions are very useful to make our code execution faster. We can also make a code faster by using macros using #define preprocessor directive in c or c++ #dsa #datastructuresandalgorithms #leetcode #100daysofdsachallenge

Starting a series of useful tips and hacks for c# developers! Tip 1: Use Conditional Attributes for Debugging: Add [Conditional("DEBUG")] to methods you only want to run in debug mode. This prevents those methods from being compiled in the release build, streamlining your code in production.

c++ code substract product and sum of an integer and return result...

I recently wrote a blog post that compares the performance of C# struct and class allocations. Which one do you think is faster? Here’s what you’ll learn by reading the article: 🛠️ The difference between value types and reference types. 🛠️ How structs and classes are allocated in memory. 🛠️ Methods for optimizing the garbage collector. Dive into the world of code optimization and learn how you can build your own high-performance C# applications. Check out the blog post for more information and code examples. #CSharp #Performance #Optimization #SoftwareDevelopment 👉 https://lnkd.in/eJvjZBFu