What Neighborhoods Owe Each Other - Rights, Duties, Immunities & Disabilities of Functions & Objects
Offered By: CppNow via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intricate relationships between functions and objects in programming through the lens of jurisprudence in this CppNow conference talk. Delve into how neighborhoods of code form ongoing relationships, fulfilling obligations by relying on each other. Examine concepts like rights, duties, immunities, and disabilities to gain insights into fundamental programming principles and learn how to avoid common issues such as resource lifetime management, aliasing, and race conditions. Build upon previous discussions on procedural logic and locally atomic capabilities to deepen your understanding of inter-neighborhood relationships in software design.
Syllabus
What Neighborhoods Owe Each Other: Rights, Duties, Immunities & Disabilities of Functions & Objects
Taught by
CppNow
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