• Introduction
• References
  • Main references
  • Some additional interesting references
  • Additionals Jupyter Notebooks for Learning CS Foundational Concepts using C++
• Use notes
  • Using notebooks with VSCode

Introduction

This is the wiki for the GettingStartedWithModernCpp project. Here some references for C++ are listed.

References

Main references

• CPP C++ Papyrus
• C++ Notes
• The Next Big Thing: C++20
• Some awesome modern C++ features that every developer should know
• What is Modern C++?
• C++ reference
• ISO C++
• modern-cpp-features
• Awesome Modern C++
• Awesome Modern C++
• C++ macros

Some additional interesting references

Several interesting links for advanced C++ programming:

• C++ alternatives
• Standard Library and Language Features Map
• C++17 New Features and Containers
• Standard Library and Language Features Map
• Template Metaprogramming - Generic Programming
• Math and Numerical Computing
• C++ design patern
• Embedded Scripting Languages
• Compiler Flags and Options
• C++ Tooling
• Standard Library Input and Output
• STL Iterators and Algorithms
• Optimize C++

Additionals Jupyter Notebooks for Learning CS Foundational Concepts using C++

• Link to the repository
• PDF with the source material
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Use notes

Using notebooks with VSCode

It is possible to use the Notebooks from the VSCode IDE. In order to do that, the following two extensions are recommended:

• Python
• Jupyter

Once installed, open a Notebook and then just simply go to the Jupyter Server configuration:

Then copy paste in Existing server the link that is shown when launching the command:

jupyter notebook

Now you are ready to interact with the Notebook: