Overview
This course aims to introduce a modern alternative to std::string in C++ programming. The learning outcomes include understanding the limitations of std::string, exploring a new string class design, and brainstorming ideas for a more powerful and competitive string handling tool. The course teaches skills such as identifying the shortcomings of std::string, designing a new string class, and contributing to the development of a library for enhanced string manipulation. The teaching method involves a presentation on the new string class design followed by a collaborative brainstorming session. This course is intended for C++ programmers looking to improve their string handling capabilities beyond the constraints of std::string.
Syllabus
Intro
Standard String
Inflexible Memory
Overloads
Limitations
The Slide
Options
Solution Not
Objections
Overview
Comic Relief
Ustring
Size
Assignment Conversion
Library Containers
Random Access
Missing Features
Taught by
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