Six ways for Implementing Math Expressions Calculator

Six ways for Implementing Math Expressions Calculator

The tradeoffs involved in using runtime polymorphism, based on virtual functions, versus static polymorphism, which relies on Templates, are widely discussed. In this presentation, we aim to delve into this subject by demonstrating a straightforward example of creating a Math Expression Calculator. We will begin with examining the basic pointer-based polymorphism, moving to using smart pointers, comparing the usage of unique_ptr vs. shared_ptr, then explore templates and variadic templates while going through additional topics such as templates specialization, constexpr, type traits, C++20 concepts and more. This talk is primarily targeted at C++ intermediate level developers. Beginners may find it contributing alas the pace might seem a bit fast. Experts are mostly welcomed to enjoy the discussion and contribute to it.

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We are meeting at the JFrog development office and will have a sign-in process on iPad as people enter which will include: Name, Company (optional), Email and Phone Number, and a community-friendly NDA.

Incredibuild has graciously offered to provide refreshments. Please make sure to RSVP so we can have an accurate number of attendees.

18:30 - 19:00 - Check-in, Networking, and Refreshments!

19:00 - 20:00 - Program Presentation

20:00 - 20:10 - Wrap-up and goodbyes

Please join after the meeting for socializing at a local establishment, location to be announced at the meeting.

An online link for this event will be posted 24 hours before the event.