Hello C++ Developers,
In these C++ post picks of this week, you can learn to create a new 64bits FMX component, you can learn about using reinterpret_cast, and you can learn to convert u16string to wstring. We also list reasons why we think C++ Builder is the best C++ IDE and tell you the top 5 main features of C++ and point you in the direction of how to really make your C++ app fly in the first-class seats.
If you are new to RAD Studio, we think these posts may help you much as a rapid introduction to programming in C++ and C++ IDE if you’re a beginner, all the way to the most robust, modern, and latest techniques for those more experienced with the language. For those who are perhaps wanting to expand their knowledge with the most up-to-date features, routines, and methodologies this is a great little boost (pun intended) to your C++ knowledge.
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Here’s our selections this week:
How can we learn to create a modern and professional C++ app the smart way?
These posts are the main keys to understand the modern C++ ways to develop professional applications. Here are the topics,
- How To Make A New 64bits FMX Component
- What Is The Right Way To Use reinterpret_cast In C++?
- This Is How To Convert u16string To A wstring In C++
- What Is The Best C++ IDE For UI Design?
- 5 Top C++ Features That Show It’s Not As Tricky As You Think
What kind of C++ questions do we answer in the articles listed below?
- How can I create a new 64bits FMX Component for my C++ app?
- How can I use the New Component menu?
- How can I use and fill the New Component Wizard for 64bits FMX applications?
- What is a Component in C++? What is an Object in C++?
- What is casting in C++?
- What is a cast operator?
- What types of casting can be used in a C++ development?
- What is reinterpret_cast in C++?
- How can I use reinterpret_cast in C++?
- What do we mean by “wide string” in a C++ app?
- How can I create a new 64bits FMX Component for my C++ app?
- How can I use the New Component menu?
- How can I use and fill the New Component Wizard for 64bits FMX applications?
- What is a Component in C++?
- What is an Object in C++?
- How can I create a new component?
- What is casting in C++?
- What is a cast operator?
- What types of casting can be used in C++ development?
- What is reinterpret_cast in C++?
- How can I use reinterpret_cast in C++?
- What do we mean by “wide string” in a C++ app?
- What is a u16string?
- How can I convert a u16string to a wstring?
- Which IDE is better for the User Interface development?
- What Is The Best C++ IDE For UI Design?
- What top 5 important features can be listed for the C++?
- Why C++ programming is better than others?
- What are the top 5 features of C++?
What are the top five C++ posts that answer all the questions above?
Here are the post picks from LearnCPlusPlus.org,
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