C++: Building a String Library


Author: Bill Weinman
Released: 7/21/2015
Skill Level: Intermediate
Duration: 40m 8s



Adapt your C++ projects to provide the best resource management with custom string libraries. In this short course, Bill Weinman provides an overview of an example string library, BWString, and its key components: constructors, operators, utility methods, and memory management features. He'll also show you how to build find and replace methods and implement split methods.

Exercise Files
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SP8FpGHAQdSpysykybKeYXljEgcAn2SP



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