2018

• notes Apr 2 [MECpp]Item-10 Prevent Resource Leaks in Constructors
• notes Apr 1 [MECpp]Item-9 Use Destructors to Prevent Resource Leaks
• notes Mar 30 [MECpp]Item-8 Understand the Different Meanings of New and Delete
• notes Mar 29 [MECpp]Item-7 Never Overload '&&', '||', or ','
• notes Mar 28 [MECpp]Item-6 Distinguish Between Prefix and Postfix Forms of Increment and Decrement Operators
• notes Mar 27 [MECpp]Item-5 Be Wary of User Defined Conversion Functions
• notes Mar 26 [MECpp]Item-4 Avoid Gratuitous Default Constructors
• notes Mar 23 [MECpp]Item-3 Never Treat Arrays Polymorphically
• notes Mar 22 [MECpp]Item-1 Distinguish Between Pointers and References
• notes Mar 21 Item-52 Write placement delete if you write placement new
• notes Mar 20 Item-51 Adhere to convention when writing new and delete
• notes Mar 19 Item-50 Understand when it makes sense to replace new and delete
• notes Mar 16 Item-49 Understand the behavior of the new handler
• notes Mar 15 Item-48 Be aware of template metaprogramming
• notes Mar 14 Item-47 Use traits classes for information about types
• notes Mar 13 Item-46 Define non-member function inside templates when type conversions are desired
• notes Mar 12 Item-45 Use member function templates to accept all compatible types
• notes Mar 10 Item-44 Factor parameter-independent code out of templates
• notes Mar 9 Item-43 Know how to access names in templatized base classes
• notes Mar 8 Item-42 Understand the two meanings of typename