Contains some useful custom Data-Structures/Containers & Algorithms, developed during my 3rd semester at University.
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Contains some useful custom Data-Structures/Containers & Algorithms, developed during my 3rd semester at University.
C++ online course. Modules about modern C++ features. C++11, C++14, C++17 and C++20
Data Structures project in C++11 language, uses custom Vector & String structures with Move Semantics (Rule of Five)
final project in Advanced Topics in Object-Oriented Programming
A library PoC with C++ interface, easy to write, easy to use, yet highly compatible across compiler versions
I am currently revising advance C++ concepts just to understand the language better. So I thought of creating this repo!
Move const values in C++
Modern approaches to memory management applications using smart pointers and move semantics : Udacity C++ Nanodegree Course project
Exercising C++ classes
Educational C++ project implementing a custom vector with move semantics, exception safety guarantees, and memory layout visualization.
Advanced solutions of OOP course projects. [Templates, Multithreading, std::allocator, Move-semantics]
Implementation of red-black tree
Experimental pointer for those who enjoy living on the edge of memory safety.
A stack-based bytecode VM in C with a dynamically-typed object system supporting integers, floats, strings, collections, and vectors — with polymorphic arithmetic across all types.
This chatbot application using WxWidgets demonstrates skills in Memory Management concepts of C++. Concepts such as Move Semantics, Smart pointers are used in the implementation of the project.
Udacity ND Project 3 - Building a ChatBot
Repo for learning c++ details
Assignment 1 for Advanced Programming Course in C++
Final project in "Advanced Topics in Object-Oriented Programming" course
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