Removing Needless Undefined Behavior for a Safer C++

This course aims to help learners understand and eliminate needless undefined behavior in C++, promoting safer programming practices. The course covers the causes of undefined behavior in the C++ standard, classifies them, and suggests methods to mitigate or eliminate many instances of undefined behavior. It also discusses the potential application of Contracts to support well-defined behavior in various contexts. The course teaches skills such as identifying undefined behavior, implementing fixes, and utilizing Contracts for safer code. The teaching method includes a detailed examination of examples, preconditional callouts, and practical demonstrations. This course is intended for C++ developers and programmers looking to enhance their understanding of undefined behavior and improve the safety and reliability of their code.