Pietro L. Carotenuto, Ph.D.
A C++ Software Engineer’s (humble) point of view
Sharing ideas to build a community of (future) algorithms experts.
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My name is Pietro and I’m a C++ Software Engineer.
I like reading and writing about C++, algorithms and embedded systems.
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Best books to learn C++20? My list & reviews
I would like to share with you my personal wish list of the books / e-books that I’m considering the best ones to learn C++20. Which are the best books to learn C++20? I asked different people and on social media (e.g., on this LinkedIn group for C++ professionals and Twitter) this question: if you should suggest a book to learn the C++ programming language – and in particular C++20 – which books would you suggest to read? There were many…
One Pizza – Problem description & score
Why a class must not inherit from a STL container?
Git – Unstaged changes after a revert – CRLF/LF issue
The problem: unexpected unstaged changes after a revert Recently, when using the GIT command-line to switch to an existing user branch, the checkout failed due to some local changes in…
C++ Boost library v1.75.0 – how to build (x86) and install it – the basic approach
Quick C++ std::vector initialization
Finding min and max values in a C++ standard container
“Even More Pizza” – My algorithm source code (C++)
Even more pizza: Hash Code practice problem (2021)
How-to install Raspberry PI Desktop (Raspbian) on a VirtualBox VM
Calculate all combinations of K items selected from a set of size N
#pragma pack(push,n) – #pragma pack (pop)
Size of enum type
Repetition makes us feel secure…
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