Graphs
Graphs are a collection of nodes (also called vertices), connected by edges (sometimes called arcs). The graph is called undirected if the edges connecting the nodes have no direction, while...
Category: C++
Type erasure in C++
Polymorphism is the ability to use objects of different types in a generic way, using the same notation. In C++ there are two forms of polymorphism, dynamic and static polymorphism....
Friendship in C++
Encapsulation is a staple of object-oriented programming: by hiding (or “abstracting away”) the implementation details of a class behind a public interface we can create abstract data types. Users of...
Full class template specialization and full member specialization
Templates are a very powerful feature of C++: they let us parameterize a class, function or variable with some generic types or values (called template parameters), so that by specifying...