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Become a C Plus Plus Developer:6. C++: Move Semantics

C++: Move Semantics

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Dive deeper into C++ with move semantics, a key component of C++ resource management. Move semantics allow you to optimize the transfer of data and reallocate memory without extra copy operations. In this course, Bill Weinman helps you understand rvalues (temporary values that are the key to move semantics); create move constructors and operations; and use the copy-and-swap idiom to "swap in" new data while destroying the old.

Introduction

Welcome 1m 9s

Exercise files 3m 37s

Concepts

What is move semantics? 2m 10s

Understanding lvalues and rvalues 1m 33s

Using Move Semantics

Using std::move 4m 55s

Creating a move constructor 5m 38s

Creating a move assignment operator 3m 33s

Using the copy-and-swap idiom 5m 41s

Further considerations 3m 30s

Goodbye 42s

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