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TLDR

Study notes and exercise answers for all 19 chapters of C++ Primer (5th edition), written in Chinese, a companion reference for people working through the textbook.

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    Content
      Study notes
      Exercise answers
      19 chapters
    Book Parts
      C++ Basics
      Standard Library
      Class Design Tools
      Advanced Topics
    Setup
      Ubuntu dev env
      VS Code editor
      g++ compiler
    Audience
      C++ learners
      Textbook users
      Chinese speakers
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USE CASE 1

Check exercise answers while working through C++ Primer 5th edition

USE CASE 2

Read community notes on tricky C++ concepts like copy control or templates

USE CASE 3

Use as a cross-reference alongside the textbook for the C++ standard library chapters

USE CASE 4

Study advanced C++ topics like template metaprogramming with worked examples

Tech stack

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Requires a copy of C++ Primer 5th edition alongside this repository, it is a companion, not a standalone tutorial.

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In plain English

This repository is a study companion for the fifth edition of C++ Primer, one of the most widely used textbooks for learning C++. It is written in Chinese and was built collaboratively by multiple contributors. The contents are study notes and exercise answers for each chapter of the book. The repository covers all 19 chapters of the book, organized into four parts: C++ basics (variables, strings, expressions, functions, and classes), the C++ standard library (I/O, containers, algorithms, and memory management), tools for class designers (copy control, operator overloading, and inheritance), and advanced topics (templates, large-scale program tools, and specialized techniques). For each chapter there is a notes file and a separate exercises file. This is not a standalone tutorial. To use it meaningfully, you would need a copy of C++ Primer alongside it. The repository serves as a reference for people working through the book who want to check their answers, read someone else's notes on a tricky section, or fill in gaps from their own reading. The project was developed on Ubuntu using VS Code and the g++ compiler. Two other similar answer repositories for the same book are linked in the README for cross-reference.

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Prompt 1
I'm stuck on a C++ Primer chapter 13 copy-control exercise, show me the expected solution and explain it.
Prompt 2
Summarize the key notes for C++ Primer chapter 16 on templates based on this repository.
Prompt 3
What are the main takeaways from the C++ standard library section covering containers and algorithms?
Prompt 4
Explain the difference between lvalue and rvalue references as covered in C++ Primer chapter 6 according to these notes.
Prompt 5
I finished C++ Primer chapter 18, what exercises should I focus on to solidify large-scale program tools?
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