C++17: constexpr if
constexpr if is another nice little feature in C++17, which significantly simplifies the way we code, especially in the context
C++17: std::any
In the previous two posts, I talked about std::variant<> and std::optional<>. Today, I want to take up std::any for discussion.
C++17: std::optional<>
Suppose we want to write a function that returns a value, but with the possibility that the computation might fail.
C++17: std::variant<>
C++17 introduces a new type-safe union in the form of std::variant. At any time, it can store a single value
C++17: Initialization in Selection Statements
C++17 enhances if and switch statements with the ability to define variables whose life-time is limited to the corresponding scope.
KP Astrology REST API
In today’s post I want to share my experience in implementing a set of REST API calls for Astrology. The
C++14: Return Type Deduction for Normal Functions
In C++11, a function must specify its return type in one of the following two ways: int aFunction(int arg) {
User-defined Literals in C++
C++11 introduced user-defined literals, allowing programmers to define special suffixes that can be associated with the built-in literal types: character,