The author discusses the potential introduction of a constexpr conditional operator in C++. They highlight the advantages of using constexpr if, particularly in terms of compile-time optimizations and type safety. The author prese...
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This blog post is the first in a series discussing value categories in C++, specifically focusing on prvalues, temporaries, and the differences between lvalues, rvalues, xvalues, and prvalues. It explains that a prvalue is not nec...
The blog post provides insights on how to become a speaker at C++ conferences, emphasizing that speakers are not necessarily the most knowledgeable programmers. It outlines steps to get started, such as volunteering for tech talks...
This blog post provides a comprehensive overview of C++ types, categorizing them into integral types, floating-point types, arithmetic types, fundamental types, compound types, and scalar types. It explains the differences between...
The author announces the release of their first book, 'C++ Brain Teasers', published by The Pragmatic Programmers. The book features 25 short C++ programs designed to challenge readers to guess the output and understand the underl...
The post explains the concept of top-level cv-qualifiers in C++, specifically addressing the confusion surrounding references and their lack of top-level cv-qualifiers. It uses examples of pointers and references to illustrate the...
4.5CppQuiz.org is now on C++23
2024-09-19 • programming support c++ programming quiz
CppQuiz.org has been updated to support C++23, providing users with quizzes that include detailed explanations referencing the latest C++ standards. The community contributed significantly to this update, and three contributors we...
CppQuiz.org is transitioning from C++ 17 to C++ 23 and is seeking contributors to help update the site's questions. Contributors will have a chance to win a copy of the author's upcoming book, C++ Brain Teasers, by porting questio...
The blog post announces a book launch event for 'C++ Brain Teasers' organized by the Oslo C++ Users Group at NDC TechTown in Kongsberg on September 10. The event includes food, mingling, an interview, a mini-quiz, and a reading fr...
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