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(C++) Exercises

On this page you can find some exercises about correct programming, inspired by Herb Sutter's 'Guru Of The Week' pages.

These exercises are suitable for experienced beginners, that want to learn to think in the C++ way. As a side-result they will learn more advanced concepts in a playful way. I try to work on the same difficulty scale as Herb Sutter.

• Exercise #0: A correct Divide function
• Exercise #1: A foolproof function
• Exercise #2: Correct function declarations
• Exercise #3: Don't give away your internals
• Exercise #4: Reading from a std::vector safely
• Exercise #5: The many types of const
• Exercise #6: refactoring quadratic solver
• Exercise #7: add one
• Exercise #8: library trouble
• Exercise #9: no for-loops
• Exercise #10: Obtaining a read-only (smart?) pointer
• Exercise #11: Obtaining a std::vector of read-only (smart?) pointers
• Exercise #12: Qt hide and show #1: intro
• Exercise #13: Qt hide and show #2: the real problem
• Exercise #14: Qt hide and show #3: refactoring

External links

1. Herb Sutter's Guru Of The Week archive

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