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Daniel Duffy wrote on Andy Nguyen's profile.
I had mentioned to Devon about my other deadline. I am almost finished now and now we can free resources to get the slides and exercises. The C++17/20 is small compared to C++11. So it is an add in update. The rest of the course is the same. The two parts are essentially orthogonal.
So, you can wait or start and do the C++17/20 at the end.
So, you can wait or start and do the C++17/20 at the end.
Devon Kaberna wrote on Andy Nguyen's profile.
Hi Andy, with Dr. Duffy posting new video footage of C++ 17/20, I was just curious to know how this affects the overall Advanced C++ program structure/curriculum. Have you guys revised the course structure outline with this new stuff? I've been waiting to start the Advanced course until this new material has been incorporated into it. Thank you.