- Examples

Let's see examples of how the 'default' and 'delete' keywords can be used to our benefit.

We'll cover the following

- Constructors and destructors using default
- - Explanation
- Restricting operations using delete
- - Explanation

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Core Language

Literals

Types

Automatic Type Deduction

Casts

Unified Initialization

const, constexpr, and volatile

Move Semantic and Perfect Forwarding

Memory Management

Functions

Classes and Objects

Inheritance

Templates

Utilities

Smart Pointers

1. Containers in General

1.1 Sequential Containers

1.2 Associative Containers in General

1.2.1 Ordered Associative Containers

1.2.2 Unordered Associative Containers

1. Algorithms

1.1 Non-Modifying Algorithms

1.2 Modifying Algorithms

1.3 More Algorithms

Callables

Iterators

Strings

Regular Expressions

Input and Output

Threads

Shared Data

Tasks

Conclusion

- Examples

Constructors and destructors using `default` #

Core Language

Literals

Types

Automatic Type Deduction

Casts

Unified Initialization

const, constexpr, and volatile

Move Semantic and Perfect Forwarding

Memory Management

Functions

Classes and Objects

Inheritance

Templates

Utilities

Smart Pointers

1. Containers in General

1.1 Sequential Containers

1.2 Associative Containers in General

1.2.1 Ordered Associative Containers

1.2.2 Unordered Associative Containers

1. Algorithms

1.1 Non-Modifying Algorithms

1.2 Modifying Algorithms

1.3 More Algorithms

Callables

Iterators

Strings

Regular Expressions

Input and Output

Threads

Shared Data

Tasks

Conclusion

- Examples

Constructors and destructors using default #

Constructors and destructors using `default` #