This presentation is clean af and clearly made by people who can empathize with plebs like me. Lambdas are one of the harder things to truly grasp. Excellent work, took notes, love it.
There are tricks so that lambda expressions can recurse. You can either assign the closure to a std::function variable declared beforehand which is captured by reference, or feed the lambda to itself as a parameter.
I love the CopperSpice youtube channel. They always have a clear logical progression to everything. And the examples they use are very illustrative without being too complicated. Check out the std::variant video to see what I mean.
Just pushed the likes to an int_16 value from an unsigned byte. I may need to watch this a couple of times and take notes, but I have already resolved never to call a function object a functor again. I was one of those people taught by a great instructor "These two terms are equivalent in meaning in C++". He's still great, but I won't ever do that again.
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This presentation is clean af and clearly made by people who can empathize with plebs like me. Lambdas are one of the harder things to truly grasp. Excellent work, took notes, love it.
There is no fluff to this video. All information. Get your notebook ready. You know nothing about lambdas, but you're about to.
Thank you for such a well organized and informative session. Learnt lots.
There are tricks so that lambda expressions can recurse. You can either assign the closure to a std::function variable declared beforehand which is captured by reference, or feed the lambda to itself as a parameter.
Great lecture. Great explanation!
Profound and comprehensive.
Many thanks!
Great talk, just a correction, lambda functions can and do recurse. A lambda function can call itself from within it.
I love the CopperSpice youtube channel. They always have a clear logical progression to everything. And the examples they use are very illustrative without being too complicated. Check out the std::variant video to see what I mean.
Well done. Very clear presentation. Thanks
Great and very well-prepared presentation!
Thanks for watching
Great and detailed talk. Thank you
Really good presentation.
Great explanation! Thanks
Just pushed the likes to an int_16 value from an unsigned byte. I may need to watch this a couple of times and take notes, but I have already resolved never to call a function object a functor again. I was one of those people taught by a great instructor "These two terms are equivalent in meaning in C++". He's still great, but I won't ever do that again.
Thanks for this content is of many help
nice
Thank you 💕💐
Thank you! Perfect lecture!
Wholesome talk incoming...
Word dude haha.
It won't cut it (IMHO)!!
Copperspice, ah, I remember that Qt fork.
excellent talk. although the format looks like some talks about finance or selling insurance.
33:50 lol