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C++ is a powerful language for systems and web with high performance.
Read more →C++ installation uses compilers like GCC or MSVC for development.
Read more →C++ code runs via g++ or Visual Studio with .cpp files.
Read more →C++ syntax uses semicolons and curly braces with strong typing.
Read more →C++ variables use explicit types with const for immutability.
Read more →C++ data types include int string and bool with templates.
Read more →C++ type conversion uses static_cast for safe type changes.
Read more →C++ operators include arithmetic and bitwise with precedence.
Read more →C++ if-else statements control flow with switch support.
Read more →C++ switch statements handle cases with break statements.
Read more →C++ loops use for while and do-while with break and continue.
Read more →C++ comments use // and /* */ for code documentation.
Read more →C++ errors use try-catch with exception classes.
Read more →C++ debugging uses GDB or Visual Studio breakpoints.
Read more →C++ best practices include RAII, avoiding raw pointers.
Read more →C++ security prevents buffer overflows with safe practices.
Read more →C++ preprocessor uses #include and #define for macros.
Read more →C++ namespaces organize code with using declarations.
Read more →C++ main function is the entry point with int return.
Read more →C++ functions use typed parameters and return types.
Read more →C++ function overloading uses different parameter types.
Read more →C++ default arguments provide fallback values in functions.
Read more →C++ inline functions optimize with inline keyword.
Read more →C++ lambda expressions use [] for anonymous functions.
Read more →C++ function pointers reference functions for callbacks.
Read more →C++ classes use class or struct with members.
Read more →C++ inheritance uses : for base class extension.
Read more →C++ polymorphism uses virtual functions for runtime dispatch.
Read more →C++ abstract classes use pure virtual functions.
Read more →C++ interfaces use abstract classes with virtual methods.
Read more →C++ templates enable generic programming with type parameters.
Read more →C++ enums define constants with scoped enum class.
Read more →C++ arrays are fixed-size typed collections with indexing.
Read more →C++ vectors use std::vector for dynamic arrays.
Read more →C++ maps use std::map for key-value pairs.
Read more →C++ sets use std::set for unique elements.
Read more →C++ strings use std::string, with std::wstring for Unicode.
Read more →C++ pointers use * and & for memory management.
Read more →C++ references use & for aliasing variables.
Read more →C++ smart pointers like unique_ptr manage memory safely.
Read more →C++ threads use std::thread for concurrent tasks.
Read more →C++ mutex uses std::mutex for thread-safe access.
Read more →C++ async uses std::async for asynchronous execution.
Read more →C++ condition variables use std::condition_variable for synchronization.
Read more →C++ file reading uses std::ifstream with error handling.
Read more →C++ file writing uses std::ofstream with buffered streams.
Read more →C++ file paths use std::filesystem for cross-platform handling.
Read more →C++ file deletion uses std::filesystem::remove with checks.
Read more →C++ HTTP server uses libraries like Crow for web apps.
Read more →C++ HTTP client uses libcurl or Boost for API calls.
Read more →C++ JSON handling uses nlohmann/json for serialization.
Read more →C++ JSON parsing uses nlohmann::json with typed objects.
Read more →C++ JSON serialization uses nlohmann::json::dump with data.
Read more →C++ WebAssembly compiles to WASM with Emscripten for web.
Read more →C++ REST APIs use Crow or Restbed with JSON responses.
Read more →C++ WebSockets use Boost.Beast for real-time apps.
Read more →C++ authentication uses JWT for secure API endpoints.
Read more →C++ environment variables use std::getenv for config.
Read more →C++ SQLite uses sqlite3 library for local database queries.
Read more →C++ PostgreSQL uses libpqxx for typed queries.
Read more →C++ MongoDB uses mongocxx for document-based data.
Read more →C++ database connections use driver-specific APIs.
Read more →C++ logging uses spdlog or Boost.Log for structured logs.
Read more →C++ error logging captures exceptions with spdlog.
Read more →C++ request logging tracks API calls with custom handlers.
Read more →C++ testing uses Google Test or Catch2 with CMake.
Read more →C++ unit testing uses assertions for function validation.
Read more →C++ integration testing validates APIs with libcurl.
Read more →C++ mocking uses Google Mock for isolated tests.
Read more →C++ benchmarking uses Google Benchmark for performance.
Read more →C++ REST API with Crow handles CRUD with JSON responses.
Read more →C++ WebAssembly app compiles to WASM with Emscripten.
Read more →C++ file server serves static files with Crow.
Read more →C++ authentication API uses JWT for secure endpoints.
Read more →C++ database CRUD with SQLite handles data operations.
Read more →C++ concurrent app uses std::thread for parallelism.
Read more →C++ API testing with libcurl validates REST endpoints.
Read more →C++ logging setup with spdlog logs requests and errors.
Read more →C++ Dockerized app uses Dockerfile for deployment.
Read more →C++ template class implements generic data structures.
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