LFU:online

After completing this course, students are able to read, understand, and extend modern "real-world" C++ programs. They have familiarized themselves with the large variety programming paradigms and advanced techniques available in C++, and acquired the knowledge necessary to make an informed decision on which of them to choose for a given problem.

All of these topics will be discussed based on the current state of the art (C++20).

- Value and Reference Semantics
- Object Lifecycle
- Function and Class Interface Design
- Type Hierarchies and Multiple Inheritance
- Basic Template Programming
- Lambda Expressions and Algorithms
- Storage Classes and CV-Qualification
- Advanced Template Metaprogramming
- Concepts
- Library Overview

The grade will be determined based on ongoing participation, a submitted project as well as a final exam.

Will be discussed as part of the first lecture.

The lecture material assumes familiarity with general programming in C as well as at least one object-oriented language.