What's New in C++23
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
The C++ standards committee updates the language and standard library every 3 years, and compilers implement those changes after the standard is final. This course will teach you what has been added to C++23, and what these new features offer you.
Some updates to the C++ language and standard library change the way all developers code, while others are less widely relevant. In this course, What's New in C++23, you’ll learn to decide about using new C++23 features. First, you’ll explore new error handling options. Next, you’ll discover a wide collection of new capabilities in the ranges library, and new collections to use.. Finally, you’ll see a number of small features to help you be more productive and less frustrated during development.. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of C++23 needed to decide whether to use these new features in your C++ development.
Some updates to the C++ language and standard library change the way all developers code, while others are less widely relevant. In this course, What's New in C++23, you’ll learn to decide about using new C++23 features. First, you’ll explore new error handling options. Next, you’ll discover a wide collection of new capabilities in the ranges library, and new collections to use.. Finally, you’ll see a number of small features to help you be more productive and less frustrated during development.. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of C++23 needed to decide whether to use these new features in your C++ development.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- C++23 Changes and Support 16mins
- Error Handling and std::expected 30mins
- New Ranges Capabilities 22mins
- New Containers 18mins
- Developer Conveniences 20mins
Taught by
Kate Gregory
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