쉐도잉 연습: C++ in 100 Seconds - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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C++, a statically typed compiled programming language famous for its widespread use in software infrastructure and infamous for its steep learning curve.
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It was created in 1979 by Bjorn Straustrup at AT &T Bell Labs.
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He was inspired by the object -oriented nature of Simula, but needed a language with the high performance of C, and thus, C with Classes was born.
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It's designed as a superset of C, which means that virtually any C program is also a valid C++ program, but it also adds zero overhead abstractions,
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such as object -oriented patterns like polymorphism, encapsulation, and inheritance.
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Today, it's used in a wide variety of systems with constrained memory demands, like the Unreal Engine for AAA video games, programs like Adobe After Effects that were used to edit this video,
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databases like MySQL and MongoDB, embedded systems like the display on your smart toaster, and is used to implement much of our low -level infrastructure, like language compilers and virtual machines.
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It's so popular because it provides low -level memory and hardware control like C, but with high -level abstractions like classes and smart pointers.
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C++ makes it harder to shoot yourself in the foot, but when you do, it'll blow your whole leg off.
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To get started, install a C++ compiler like GCC or Clang, then create a file ending in CPP.
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Include Iostream from the standard library to handle input and output.
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Your code will start executing from the main function.
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To print Hello World, we simply use standard character output followed by the bitwise shift left operator and a string literal.
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We can get rid of this std though by adding a namespace to the top of the file.
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Now if we want to create a string variable, we can do so by typing it as an array of characters.
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However, if we include string from the standard library, we can use the string type instead.
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The real game changer though is the fact that C++ supports object -oriented programming with classes.
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A class is just a blueprint for an object.
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Inside a class, you can define attributes and methods that will be private by default, or make them public by adding them under the public specifier.
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It's also possible to define methods outside the class definition using a double colon.
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Methods can also be defined multiple times with different parameters, which is known as overloading and is a form of polymorphism.
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In addition, we can define constructors and destructors to run code when an object is created or destroyed.
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Classes also support inheritance, allowing developers to more efficiently share logic throughout a program.
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To instantiate an object, type the class name, followed by the name of your object, and optionally any parameters for the constructor.
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When it comes to memory, we could manage everything manually with pointers and references.
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However, tools like Unique Pointer can get the job done in a way that's easier and safer, by ensuring that only one object can be allocated to memory.
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Now to run your code, open up the terminal, and use a tool like Clang++ to compile it.
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This has been C++ in 100 seconds.
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