Introducción a C++ moderno para programadores
Learn modern C++ programming! This course offers an introduction to C++ with a focus on current best practices. Build skills for software development.
Course Content
Introducción a C++ moderno para programadores is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Jorge Luis Martínez Bonilla. It runs 5h 9m, is taught in Spanish, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 10 reviews, with 75 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published July 2022.
C++ is a powerful language offering exceptional control over your system. Mastering C++ will undoubtedly elevate your programming skills, regardless of your preferred language. However, effective C++ development relies on modern best practices and leveraging helpful tools.
This course takes a practical approach, developing three projects to explore essential tools and techniques:
- Replicating
grepfunctionality: Learn to build a command-line tool similar to the Linuxgreputility. - Random Maze Generator: Create a program that generates perfect random mazes.
- Efficient Sudoku Solver: Develop a performant solution for Sudoku puzzles.
Beyond core C++ syntax, we'll delve into how code components integrate and what happens during compilation. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the language's inner workings.
This course emphasizes practical development, introducing tools to boost your coding efficiency:
- CMake: Automate and simplify your build process.
- Visual Studio Code Integration: Enhance your coding experience within VS Code.
- Catch2: Implement Test-Driven Development (TDD) using the Catch2 library.
- Profiling Tools: Measure execution times and identify performance bottlenecks in your C++ code.
I've designed this course to be engaging and informative. Please don't hesitate to ask questions or share comments – I'm here to help! Happy learning!
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