C++ Lambda Expressions - From C++98 to C++23: Unlock Modern C++ with Lambda Expressions from C++98 to C++23

Umar Lone

£82.99

Video Aug 2025 3hrs 16mins 1st Edition

Umar Lone

£82.99

Video Aug 2025 3hrs 16mins 1st Edition

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Coverage from function pointers to C++23 lambdas
Clear explanation of syntax and capture mechanisms
Practical examples reflecting real-world scenarios

Description

From C++98 to C++23, callable entities have transformed how developers write flexible, maintainable, and efficient code. The course begins with a solid foundation in function pointers, including callbacks and pointers to member functions, then moves to function objects, highlighting their strengths over raw pointers and their role in shaping the path toward lambdas. Next, you’ll explore the game-changing arrival of lambdas in C++11. You will master their syntax, capture lists, and usage patterns, from simple inline functions to advanced techniques like immediately invoked functions and std::function wrappers. The journey continues into C++14 and C++17 with generic lambdas, generalized captures, and constexpr capabilities, unlocking even greater flexibility and performance in your code. Finally, the course covers C++20 and C++23 innovations, including template parameters in lambdas, constrained lambdas, static call operators, and recursive lambdas. Through practical, real-world examples, you will gain an in-depth understanding of each feature and learn to combine them effectively, enabling you to write modern, expressive, and highly reusable C++ code for production environments.

Who is this book for?

This course is designed for intermediate to advanced C++ developers who want to deepen their understanding of callable entities and master lambdas across all C++ standards. Participants should have solid knowledge of C++ syntax, object-oriented programming, and basic templates. Familiarity with C++98/03 features is recommended.