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Giovanni Dicanio's C++ Corner on the Internet
Pluralsight E-learning Company (used also for my Pluralsight video courses)
Just a heads up to let you know that Pluralsight is opening up its platform with thousands of video courses for the entire weekend (November 18th-20th).
This means that you can watch all the courses you want for free during this weekend!
Are you interested in getting started with the C language? Or do you want to learn about Data Structures and Algorithms in C++?
All my courses, as well as all the existing courses, are available for free during this weekend.
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Happy learning!
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This includes my courses on learning modern C++ from scratch, practical C++14 and C++17 features, introduction to data structures and algorithms in C++, getting started with the C language, and more.
Happy learning!
Consider the following C++ code snippet:
// Assume proper std:: namespace imports and being inside main string name = "Connie"; for (auto ch : name) { ch = toupper(ch); } cout << name << '\n';
What will the output be?
“Connie”? “CONNIE”? Other?
The intention of the programmer was clearly to convert the name string to upper case. But, does this code work as expected? If it doesn’t, what’s the cause of the bug, and how can you fix it?
If you don’t know the answers to the above questions, you may be interesting in my Pluralsight course on learning modern C++ from scratch.
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