Lambda expressions in modern C++ (in depth step by step tutorial)

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So pretty much just like Python lambdas, they're used as "throwaway" functions. Thanks for the practical example.

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15:51 You can change the value (only in lambda function) by typing "mutable" between the circle and curly brackets. This way you don't have to change the variable in bigger scope by passing with reference. Disscussed in Cherno's video on lambdas kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4jKnnV4r5WsbsU

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not sure if someone mentioned this .. the code [](int x) { if (x % 2 ) == 0 ) .. else .. can be stored in a variable and then passed it to for_each function like this: auto func = [] (int x) { ... }; std::for_each(v.begin(), v.end(), func); to make it clean

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7:02 - This kind of structures (classes) with overloaded operator() are called Functors.

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Would it not be better to simply use std::getchar() instead of the windows specific "pause>nul" ?

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or cin.get()

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If we use = then will it call copy constructor of values in scope? what if I pass all variables by & but as const references so that they cannot be changed and performace is also not affected, is it possible?

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