Functions, References, Exceptions Strings & Namespaces

C++ 14    |    Beginner
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A function is a group of statements that performs a specific task, and may or may not return a value after execution. Explore the basics of creating custom functions, using strings, handling exceptions, and including namespaces in C++.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • define default arguments for a function in C++
    write an inline function in C++
    write overloaded functions in C++
    pass pointers as arguments to functions in C++
    use references in C++
    use references as function arguments in C++
    use references as function return values in C++
    use asserts for troubleshooting in C++ programs
    implement exception handling in C++ programs
    use nothrow new to suppress allocation exceptions in C++
  • use the C++ string class
    use the C++ wide string class
    work with C-style string in C++
    work with null terminated strings in C++
    declare a namespace in C++
    use a namespace in C++
    create a namespace alias in C++
    create a C++ application using the std namespace
    create an application that uses C++ functions, exceptions, and strings

IN THIS COURSE

  • 4m 6s
    In this video, you will learn how to define default arguments for a function in C++. FREE ACCESS
  • 4m 31s
    In this video, you will write an inline function in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Overloaded Functions
    5m 17s
    In this video, you will learn how to write overloaded functions in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Pointers as Function Arguments
    7m 37s
    In this video, learn how to pass pointers as arguments to functions in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  Using References
    4m 50s
    Find out how to use references in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  References as Function Arguments
    8m 14s
    In this video, you will learn how to use references as function arguments in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  References as Function Return Values
    6m 48s
    In this video, find out how to return references from functions in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Using Asserts
    7m 3s
    Asserts can be used for troubleshooting in C++ programs. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Handling Exceptions
    4m 29s
    In this video, you will learn how to implement exception handling in C++ programs. FREE ACCESS
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    10.  Suppressing Allocation Exceptions in C++
    4m 39s
    In this video, you will learn how to use nothrow new to suppress allocation exceptions in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    11.  String Class (std:string)
    7m 11s
    In this video, you will learn how to use the C++ string class. FREE ACCESS
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    12.  Wide String Class (std:wstring)
    4m 28s
    Find out how to use the C++ wide string class. FREE ACCESS
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    13.  C-style Strings
    6m 18s
    Find out how to work with C++ style strings in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    14.  Null Terminated Strings
    4m 59s
    Learn how to work with null-terminated strings in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    15.  Declaring a Namespace
    3m 28s
    In this video, you will learn how to declare a namespace in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    16.  Using a Namespace
    4m 9s
    In this video, you will use a namespace in C++. FREE ACCESS
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    17.  Creating a Namespace Alias
    1m 46s
    To create a namespace alias in C++, use the "namespace" keyword followed by the original namespace name and the alias name. FREE ACCESS
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    18.  The STD Namespace
    3m 44s
    In this video, find out how to create a C++ application using the standard namespace. FREE ACCESS
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    19.  Exercise: Use C++ Functions, Exceptions, & Strings
    3m 35s
    Find out how to create an application that uses C++ functions, exceptions, and strings. FREE ACCESS

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