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artificial-mind.net | ||
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blog.knatten.org
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| | | | | In which I briefly mention what pure functional programming is, explain why this can be slow in C++, and use move semantics to solve that problem. Be warned that this post is a bit longer than usual for this blog, and that it assumes more knowledge of C++11 than my posts usually do. Pure functional... | |
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www.foonathan.net
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| | | | | If you want a function that returns multiple values, you'd use a reference and assign the outputs to that. But using a reference has a few drawbacks - it is not obvious in the caller, requires default construction etc. This post will explain why you sometimes need output parameters and how to fix their problems. | |
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brevzin.github.io
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| | | | | I like a declarative approach to programming. Ben Deane has given several good talks on what declarative programming is (such as this one from CppNow 2018), and if you haven't seen them, you should. The idea is to try to write your logic using expressions and to make it correct by construction, rather than using statements and having to reason imperatively. | |
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wwwtech.de
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| | | [AI summary] A user shares their experience learning Rust, a systems programming language, by building a parallel file search tool and praising its safety features, type system, and documentation while critiquing some API usability. | ||
