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1.0.1 Introduction to these tutorials

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2.0.2 Introduction to programming languages

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3.0.3 Introduction to C/C++

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4.0.4 Introduction to C++ development

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5.0.5 Introduction to the compiler, linker, and libraries

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6.0.6 Installing an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

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7.0.7 Compiling your first program

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8.0.8 A few common C++ problems

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9.0.9 Configuring your compiler: Build configurations

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10.0.10 Configuring your compiler: Compiler extensions

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11.0.11 Configuring your compiler: Warning and error levels

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12.0.12 Configuring your compiler: Choosing a language standard

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13.1.1 Statements and the structure of a program

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14.1.2 Comments

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15.1.3 Introduction to objects and variables

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16.1.4 Variable assignment and initialization

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17.1.5 Introduction to iostream: cout, cin, and endl

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18.1.6 Uninitialized variables and undefined behavior

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19.1.7 Keywords and naming identifiers

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20.1.8 Whitespace and basic formatting

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21.1.9 Introduction to literals and operators

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22.1.10 Introduction to expressions

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23.1.11 Developing your first program

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24.1.x Chapter 1 summary and quiz

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25.2.1 Introduction to functions

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26.2.2 Function return values

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27.2.3 Introduction to function parameters and arguments

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28.2.4 Introduction to local scope

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29.2.5 Why functions are useful, and how to use them effectively

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30.2.6 Forward declarations and definitions

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31.2.7 Programs with multiple code files

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32.2.8 Naming collisions and an introduction to namespaces

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33.2.9 Introduction to the preprocessor

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34.2.10 Header files

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35.2.11 Header guards

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36.2.12 How to design your first programs

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37.2.x Chapter 2 summary and quiz

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38.3.1 Syntax and semantic errors

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39.3.2 The debugging process

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40.3.3 A strategy for debugging

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41.3.4 Basic debugging tactics

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42.3.5 More debugging tactics

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43.3.6 Using an integrated debugger: Stepping

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44.3.7 Using an integrated debugger: Running and breakpoints

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45.3.8 Using an integrated debugger: Watching variables

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46.3.9 Using an integrated debugger: The call stack

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47.3.10 Finding issues before they become problems

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48.3.x Chapter 3 summary and quiz

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49.4.1 ~ 11 Data types

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50.4.12 Introduction to type conversion and static_cast

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51.4.13 An introduction to std::string

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52.4.14 Literal constants

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53.4.15 Symbolic constants: const and constexpr variables

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54.4.x Chapter 4 summary and quiz

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55.5. Operators

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56.O.1 Bit flags and bit manipulation via std::bitset

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57.O.2 Bitwise operators

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58.O.3 Bit manipulation with bitwise operators and bit masks

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59.O.4 Converting between binary and decimal

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60.6.1 Compound statements (blocks)

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61.6.2 User-defined namespaces and the scope resolution operator

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62.6.3 Local variables

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63.6.4 Introduction to global variables

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64.6.5 Variable shadowing (name hiding)

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65.6.6 Internal linkage

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66.6.7 External linkage

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67.6.8 Why (non-const) global variables are evil

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68.6.9 Sharing global constants across multiple files (using inline variables)

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69.6.10 Static local variables

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70.6.11 Scope, duration, and linkage summary

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71.6.12 Using declarations and using directives

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72.6.13 Unnamed and inline namespaces

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73.6.x Chapter 6 summary and quiz

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74.7.1~17 Control flow

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75.7.18-19 Random number generation

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76.7.x Chapter 7 summary and quiz

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77.8.1 Implicit type conversion (coercion)

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78.8.2 Floating-point and integral promotion

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79.8.3 Numeric conversions

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80.8.4 Arithmetic conversions

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81.8.5 Explicit type conversion (casting) and static_cast

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82.8.6 Typedefs and type aliases

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83.8.7 Type deduction for objects using the auto keyword

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84.8.8 Type deduction for functions

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85.8.9 Introduction to function overloading

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86.8.10 Function overload differentiation

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87.8.11 Function overload resolution and ambiguous matches

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88.8.12 Default arguments

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89.8.13 Function templates

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90.8.14 Function template instantiation

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91.8.15 Function templates with multiple template types

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92.8.x Chapter 8 summary and quiz

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93.9.1 Introduction to compound data types

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94.9.3 Lvalue references

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95.9.4 Lvalue references to const

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96.9.5 Pass by lvalue reference

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97.9.6 Introduction to pointers

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98.9.7 Null pointers

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99.9.8 Pointers and const

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100.9.9 Pass by address

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101.9.10 Pass by address (part 2)

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102.9.11 Return by reference and return by address

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103.9.12 Type deduction with pointers, references, and const

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104.9.13 Introduction to program-defined (user-defined) types

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105.9.14 Unscoped enumerations

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106.9.15 Unscoped enumeration input and output

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107.9.16 Scoped enumerations (enum classes)

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108.9.17 Introduction to structs, members, and member selection

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109.9.18 Struct aggregate initialization

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110.9.19 Default member initialization

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111.9.20 Struct passing and miscellany

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112.9.21 Member selection with pointers and references

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113.9.x Chapter 9 summary and quiz

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114.9.y Using a language reference

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115.11.1 Inline functions

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116.11.2 Function Pointers

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117.11.3 The stack and the heap

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118.11.4 std::vector capacity and stack behavior

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119.11.5 Recursion

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120.11.6 Command line arguments

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121.11.7 Ellipsis (and why to avoid them)

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122.11.8 Introduction to lambdas (anonymous functions)

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123.11.9 Lambda captures

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124.11.x Chapter 11 comprehensive quiz

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125.12.1 Welcome to object-oriented programming

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126.12.2 Classes and class members

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127.12.3 Public vs private access specifiers

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128.12.4 Access functions and encapsulation

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129.12.5 Constructors

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130.12.6 Constructor member initializer lists

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131.12.7 Non-static member initialization

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132.12.8 Overlapping and delegating constructors

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133.12.9 Destructors

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134.12.10 The hidden “this” pointer

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135.12.11 Class code and header files

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136.12.12 Const class objects and member functions

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137.12.13 Static member variables

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138.12.14 Static member functions

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139.12.15 Friend functions and classes

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140.12.16 Anonymous objects

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141.12.17 Nested types in classes

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142.12.18 Timing your code

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143.12.x Chapter 12 comprehensive quiz

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144.13.1 Introduction to operator overloading

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145.13.2 Overloading the arithmetic operators using friend functions

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146.13.3 Overloading operators using normal functions

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147.13.4 Overloading the I/O operators

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148.13.5 Overloading operators using member functions

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149.13.6 Overloading unary operators +, -, and !

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150.13.7 Overloading the comparison operators

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151.13.8 Overloading the increment and decrement operators

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152.13.9 Overloading the subscript operator

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153.13.10 Overloading the parenthesis operator

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154.13.11 Overloading typecasts

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155.13.12 The copy constructor

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156.13.13 Copy initialization

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157.13.14 Converting constructors, explicit, and delete

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158.13.15 Overloading the assignment operator

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159.13.16 Shallow vs. deep copying

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160.13.17 Overloading operators and function templates

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161.13.x Chapter 13 comprehensive quiz

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162.17.1 Introduction to inheritance

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163.17.2 Basic inheritance in C++

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164.17.3 Order of construction of derived classes

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165.17.4 Constructors and initialization of derived classes

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166.17.5 Inheritance and access specifiers

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167.17.6 Adding new functionality to a derived class

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168.17.7 Calling inherited functions and overriding behavior

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169.17.8 Hiding inherited functionality

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170.17.9 Multiple inheritance

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171.17.x Chapter 17 comprehensive quiz

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172.18.1 Pointers and references to the base class of derived objects

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173.18.2 Virtual functions and polymorphism

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174.18.3 The override and final specifiers, and covariant return types

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175.18.4 Virtual destructors, virtual assignment, and overriding virtualization

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176.18.5 Early binding and late binding

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177.18.6 The virtual table

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178.18.7 Pure virtual functions, abstract base classes, and interface classes

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179.18.8 Virtual base classes

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180.18.9 Object slicing

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181.18.10 Dynamic casting

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182.18.11 Printing inherited classes using operator<<

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183.18.x Chapter 18 comprehensive quiz

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184.19.1 — Template classes

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185.19.2 Template non-type parameters

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186.19.3 Function template specialization

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187.19.4 Class template specialization

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188.19.5 Partial template specialization

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189.19.6 Partial template specialization for pointers

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190.19.x Chapter 19 comprehensive quiz

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191.M.1 Intro to smart pointers and move semantics

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192.M.2 R-value references

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193.M.3 Move constructors and move assignment

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194.M.4 std::move

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195.M.5 std::move_if_noexcept

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196.M.6 std::unique_ptr

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197.M.7 std::shared_ptr

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198.M.8 Circular dependency issues with std::shared_ptr, and std::weak_ptr

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199.M.x Chapter M comprehensive review

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