Welcome to CPP-Learning β a curated journey through the depths of C++ programming and Cython, crafted to strengthen your understanding of core and advanced concepts through real-world examples and elegant code patterns.
This repository is organized around hands-on learning and includes:
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π§ Inheritance & Polymorphism
Dive into object-oriented design patterns using virtual functions, runtime behavior, and dynamic dispatch. -
π¦ Templates & Generic Programming
Learn to build flexible, type-agnostic programs using function and class templates. -
π File Handling & Streams
Master input/output operations with practical examples: reading, writing, buffering, and stream manipulation. -
π§ Advanced Object-Oriented Design
Explore constructors, access modifiers, virtual base classes, and layered inheritance.
Included modules demonstrate Python-C++ integration using Cython:
.pxdinterface files and C imports for low-level performance- OpenMP-based parallelization of compute-heavy routines
- Examples bridging C++ logic with Python machine learning workflows
This repo is perfect for:
- π Aspiring developers building a strong C++ foundation.
- π§ͺ Learners experimenting with advanced programming paradigms.
- βοΈ Engineers transitioning from procedural to object-oriented thinking.
Whether youβre preparing for system design interviews, scaling your backend systems, or creating performant native applications, CPP-Learning aims to be your go-to C++ playground.
Each concept is paired with:
- π Well-commented source code
- π― Targeted examples and use-cases
- π§ͺ Test snippets to reinforce learning
Clone the repo and start exploring:
git clone https://github.com/Kratugautam99/CPP-Learning.git
cd CPP-Learningπ€ Kratu Gautam
Aspiring AIML engineer | Passionate about bridging machine learning with low-level systems programming
Connect via GitHub or drop a star β if this repo helps you learn something new!
Got a new use-case or a clever template trick? Open a pull request or file an issue β contributions are always welcome!
Happy coding! π