Finding elements in arrays or vectors can be quite challenging for beginners. In this post, we use std::find_if to find items in C++ arrays and collections.
Computers, Coding and Caffeine
Including static files in your C++ code can be cumbersome. However, converting any binary file to hexadecimal arrays is easy with the “xxd” terminal command.
Writing and managing tests for C++ projects can be difficult. Luckily, CMake’s ctest & add_test helps you manage all of your tests in one place. Find out more!
Creating the first C++ program using CMake requires knowing add_executable(…). In this post, we explain all CMake modes and parameters for this command!
VSCode is one of the best C++ IDEs. In this post, you will learn how to debug your Linux C++ / CMake projects on WSL using VSCode’s launch configurations.
Google Test is the most popular testing framework for C++. In this post, you will learn how to integrate GTest into your CMake project in three different ways!
Fancy learning how to Base64 encode with modern C++? Learn how to implement an easy Base64 encoder and decoder using cutting-edge features of the Cpp standard.
Learn how to create libraries with CMake’s “add_library”. Whether you need a static, shared or another type of library, this post has all C++ libraries covered!
Adding header include directories is straightforward with CMake. Learn how to tell the compiler where to find those pesky C++ header files with simple commands!
The trapezium rule can be tricky to implement, specially in C++. This post will teach you how to get a fairly performant trapezium rule area estimator with CPP!