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What's New in C++20

This course will teach you what has been added to C++20, and what these new features offer you.

Intermediate
2h 3m
(27)

Created by Kate Gregory

Last Updated Feb 16, 2022

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What's New in C++20

This course will teach you what has been added to C++20, and what these new features offer you.

Intermediate
2h 3m
(27)

Created by Kate Gregory

Last Updated Feb 16, 2022

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In this course, What's New in C++20, you’ll learn to decide about using new C++20 features. First, you’ll explore backward compatibility and how to migrate to the latest compiler settings. Next, you’ll discover major additions to the language and library, such as ranges, coroutines, and modules. Finally, you’ll learn how to take advantage of many smaller additions to the library and language. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of C++20 needed to decide whether to use these new features in your C++ development.

What's New in C++20
Intermediate
2h 3m
(27)
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Kate Gregory - Pluralsight course - What's New in C++20
Kate Gregory
40 courses 4.6 author rating 9331 ratings

Kate Gregory is in her fourth decade of being paid to program. Her firm, Gregory Consulting Limited, is based in rural Ontario and helps clients adopt new technologies and adjust to the changing business environment. Current work makes heavy use of .NET and Visual C++ for both web and client development, especially for Windows 7 and 8. Managing, mentoring, technical writing, and technical speaking occupy much of her time, but she still writes code every week.

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