Mastering C++20: The Spaceship or Three-Way Comparison Operator
🔍 Dive into the world of spaceship operator (the game-changing three-way comparison operator) in C++! In this video, I'll cover:
Why do we need the three-way comparison operator?
What does spaceship operator return?
How does the defaulted spaceship operator work?
How to define our own spaceship operator?
I will go through these topics using practical examples.
I have used CMake and GoogleTest for the examples.
Source code is available.
Learn how to streamline your code and make comparisons a breeze. 💡
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Problem
02:17 Defaulted 🚀 Operator
06:31 What does it return?
13:55 Non-defaulted 🚀 Operator
16:41 Source Code of Examples
17:12 Ending
📁 Explore the example codes discussed in this video on my GitHub repository.
🔗 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/mrezabayat/cpp20-s...
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📌 Topics Covered:
Motivation for Spaceship Operator
Significance of Spaceship Operator
Defaulted three-way comparison
Defining our own definition of the three-way comparison
Understanding Return Types of three-way comparison
Real-world Application with Practical Examples
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