Brief Summary
This course teaches intermediate C++ programmers about memory management, covering key topics like memory leaks, STL vector methods, and best practices, helping you code smarter and safer with expert tips from Brook.
Key Points
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Understanding memory leaks and overruns
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Using STL vector methods effectively
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Importance of range checking and sentinels
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Reusing released memory
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Avoiding bad practices in memory management
Learning Outcomes
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Identify and avoid common memory management issues
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Apply STL vector methods in practical scenarios
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Utilize best practices for memory reuse
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Understand the impact of bad coding habits
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Enhance programming skills in C++ with great tips and tricks
About This Course
Aimed at intermediate programmers this course shows you how to use Memory Management when coding in C++
This C++ Memory Management training course from Infinite Skills teaches you tricks about memory management with this programming language. This course is designed for users that already have a working knowledge of C++.
You will start out by learning about leaks and overruns, and how you can avoid them. Brook will teach you about STL vector methods, range checking, and sentinels. You will move in to seeing how you can take care of your environment and learn about memory leaks. From there, you will learn about reusing released memory, and are given expert pointers on the subject, as well as hear about pitfalls and best practices. Finally, you will learn about bad practices to avoid, and find out how the old school rules are the best practices.
By the completion of this video based training course, you will have an in-depth understanding of memory management, and expert tips that can be applied to your own programming and software development. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
Jfz
This course is more about someone giving general advice on what to do regarding memory management, but there is no actual coding demonstration related to the point the instructor is trying to make. I couldn't take away anything valuable from this course. Since it cost me money, this reinforces the idea that next time I have to be very careful when choosing a Udemy course because I really want to learn and I want to get value for money.