Series of exercises that give an overview of the OOP paradigm and OCF

As seen above I include the notes I have taken and they contain:

• informations needed to understand the exercises
• more general version of informations from C++ documentation
• other ideas that talk about orthodox canonical form or objective oriented programming
• below you will see more in depth dive into specific topics that helped me the most

Casting, coming from C understanding the new types of casting was crucial:

• you can find information about the types of casting
• their limitations and proper usage in case by case basis
• related to it talk about const and its behaviour

Regex and templates, making the parsing part so much smoother:

• main syntax for using regex in C++ with explanation
• the way the templates work with their advantage and disadvanteges
• beginning of talk about algorithms and containers as they come hand in hand with templates

Containers, iterators and applying them to algorithm:

• the default information on how to work on containers with iterators
• some extra information about lambda functions to use the full potential of the above ones
• beginning of the explanation about Ford-Johnson algorithm which needs all of the above

Error, writing on paper how Ford-Johnson algorithm should work:

• step by step explanation of the described before algorithm
• there is an error and it clearly shows how confusing algorithms can get
• showing how to visualize some more complicated concepts

Correct version of paper Ford-Johnson and most used from C++17

• version written down on smaller number of elements
• skipping some of the explanatios from the one before to make it more clean
• adding helpful algorithms that came in handy for it and modules before it (this one is CPP09/ex02)

Hopefully it will help you out as it helped me to start with C++