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What should my teacher talk about in my Advanced C ++ class? [consultation required]

My teacher for Advanced C ++ opened a class for students to offer any topics that we want. What are some good advanced topics in C ++? We have already considered:

  • metaprogramming template
  • STL (obviously)
  • introduction to boost libraries

Please also indicate the reasons for the proposals.

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1) Safety + RAII exception. Because this is the part where I find that C ++ is very different from other languages ​​that I know. It is easier to handle exceptions in C ++ if you understand the rules and why you set them the way they are, especially how to take advantage of RAII when handling exceptions.

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  • Polymorphism
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  • Socket programming

and possibly GUI programming, although most likely this is a separate course in general.

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The C ++ concepts that will ultimately be adopted will allow typecheck templates to receive reasonable error messages. You can study recent articles by Jeremy Sick, Gabriel Dos Passos and Bjarn Straustrup.

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Reflection and RTTI.

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