🚣🏻 ⇨ 🌊 ++
This repository is purely for self-learning, and not suitable for use in any kind of scenario but educational. You can use, modify and fork as you please.
XX-YYYY_YYYY
Here, XX represents a number, serially populated with each "mini-project". YYYY_YYYY represents a title that I use to identify which features I used. Title is in snake case, while the hyphen after the number is mandatory.
University covers C++98 and very minimal syntax of C++11, which is not suitable for modern industrially accepted C++ use. Here, I try to go through each feature of the language added since C++11, all through C++20. Things like constexpr and iterator_list, are what I am referring to, when I mean 'features'. I focus mostly on the OOP side of C++, and less on the functional aspect. Although I use some functional syntax because of personal bias.
I am also using some design patterns in various places in this repository, but I am not making any useful applications here, just exploring. Furthermore, I try not to overuse design patterns, because of Maslow's Hammer
I am using the clang compiler in all examples. All directories contain a simple Makefile, as well as the directories: src, build, and include. Any *.h files go inside include, and *.cc(or *.cpp) go in src. The build directory contains the output.
For each directory starting with the number XX, compile as follows:
make clean
make
./build/$(echo "${PWD##*/}" | cut -d"-" -f1)
The last command simply takes the prefixed XX number of the current directory name.
What does the last command up there do?
Assume we are in the 00-constexpr_fibonacci directory. As make creates an executable called 00 inside the build folder, we need to run ./build/00. To make this into a generalized command for all directories of this repo, we use the ✨fancy✨ stuff, i.e. running echo "${PWD##*/}" | cut -d"-" -f1 inside this directory returns 00.
