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How To Use std::thread With std::vector In Multi-Thread C++ Operations

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August 10, 2023
In C++, vectors are a modern and very flexible form of array inmodern C++. Maybe we can say they are like modern linked lists. We can use vectors with std::thread classes for multi-thread operations. In this post, we have a very good example that shows how you can use std::thread and std::vector together. First, let’s remind ourselves about vectors and threads in C++. What is…
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What Is An Explicit Conversion Operator In Modern C++?

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August 2, 2023
In modern C++, explicit-qualified conversion functions work in the same context as explicit-qualified constructors and produce diagnostics in the same contexts as constructors do. C++11, C++17, and C++20 standards have improvements in this explicit specifier. This is done to avoid situations when the compiler uncomplainingly accepts code that is not semantically correct. In this post, we answer…
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What is a range-based for loop in modern C++?

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July 27, 2023
In C++, the for loops are one of the great features of C and C++ language that has many options to break, continue, or iterate in a loop. In modern C++, there is a range-based for loop that makes it simple to iterate through a variable type that has members (i.e. strings, lists, arrays, vectors, maps, etc.). The range-based for loop is a feature for the for() loops introduced by the C++11…
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Learn How To Use The Final Specifier In Modern C++

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July 20, 2023
Modern C++ has many additions compared to the original C++ standard. Regarding virtual overrides, C++11 tends to tighten the rules, to detect some problems that often arise. To achieve this goal C++11 introduces two new contextual keywords, the final and the override. The final specifier (keyword) is used for a function or for a class that cannot be derived and overridden by derived classes. This…
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