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2025/6/17 -According to the C++ Core Guidelines, rule C.46: By default, declare single-argument constructors explicit. The reason is to avoid unintended conversions.

2025/6/9 -In this lesson, we'll explore how implicit conversions work with variables, functions, and operators. We'll also tackle the concept of narrowing casts.

4日前 -Learn everything about type conversion in C++. Understand implicit and explicit type conversions, rules, examples, risks, and best practices.

5日前 -Basically, take a declaration with an explicit type, substitute in auto, and often the meaning is the exact same. (There might be some differences, such as ...

2025/6/3 -A default constructor is a constructor that can be called without any arguments while creating an object. It can either takes no arguments or has default ...

6日前 -The video tutorial covers class templates in C++, focusing on creating a pretty printer for vectors. It explains the issues encountered when printing vector ...

2025/6/3 -Learn how type casting in C works. Understand implicit and explicit conversions, syntax, and use cases with clear examples for safer and cleaner code.

6日前 -Lambdas should always explicitly define their return value. This matches expectations with regular functions. In general, lambdas should not do generic capture ...