achrafelkhnissi/cpp_modules

The goal of these modules is to introduce us to bject-Oriented Programming.This will be the starting point of our C++ journey.

42cursus' CPP-Modules

Development repo for 42cursus' CPP-Modules project
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Nº	Project	Description	Topics	Status
1	CPP_00	Getting familiar with C++	Classes, member fucntions, and some basic stuff..
2	CPP_01	BraiiiiiiinnnzzzZ	New, pointers to members, references, switch statement
3	CPP_02	My First Orthodox Class	ad-hoc polymorphism, operator overloading and Orthodox Cononical class form
4	CPP_03	Aaaaand... OPEN!	Inheritance
5	CPP_04	I don't want to set the world on fire	Subtype polymorphism, abstract classes, interfaces
6	CPP_05	Mommy, when I grow up, I want to be a bureaucrat!	Repetition and Exceptions
7	CPP_06	Scalar conversion	C++ casts
8	CPP_07	A few functions and class template	C++ templates
9	CPP_08	Playing with templates and containers	Templated containers, iterators, algorithms
10	CPP_09	Playing with templates and containers 2	Templated containers, iterators, algorithms

Author

• @achrafelkhnissi | Software Engineer Student

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cpp_modules's Issues

Links to pictures in Readme Module 03 are dead (diamond problem)

Leaks on M04 - Ex01

You forgot to delete the currrent Brain before copying it on the defintion of the copy assignment operator of cats and dogs, so when you make a copy of, let's say, a dog, using the '=' operator, you got leaks because there is a never deleted Brain.

Using forbidden functions?

Hey! I was checking your answers and noticed that you are using stoi, stof and stood in module 06. As explained here, those are C++11 functions.

Did you get an exception from your School or is there a loophole in the rules?

bool    Converter::isImpossible( void ) {
    try
    {
        if ( _type == INT ) {
            _n = std::stoi( _str );
        } else if ( _type == FLOAT ) {
            _f = std::stof( _str );
        } else if ( _type == DOUBLE ) {
            _d = std::stod( _str );
        }
    }
    catch ( std::exception& e )
    {
        _impossible = true;
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}