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This is some sample code written in C++, with no or little bearing on non-standard libraries. It is mainly intended to illustrate some programming concepts and idiosyncracies particular to C++.

What is it?

1. Basics: illustration of basic C++ features for the presentation.
2. UserDefinedTypes: illustrations of user diefined types in C++ for the presentation.
3. Modularity: illustrations of modularity in C++ for the presentation.
4. Classes: illustration of classes in C++ for the presentation.
5. Templates: illustration of templates in C++ for the presentation.
6. Regexes: illustrations of strings and regular expressions in C++ for the presentation.
7. IoStreams: illustration of templates in C++ for the presentation.
8. Functional: some illustrations of a functional programming style in C++, using higher order functions.
9. Containers: illustration of containers in C++ for the presentation.
10. Algorithms: illustration of classes in C++ for the presentation.
11. Numerics: illustration of doing numerical computations in C++, based on Bjarne Stroustrup's "A tour of C++", chapter 12.
12. Random: some illustrations of using the pseudorandom generator in standard C++.
13. STL: some illustrations of using the STL library.
14. Pointers: illustration of pointer usage in C++.
15. Armadillo: some illustrations of using the Armadillo linear algebra library.
16. Eigen: some illustrations of using the Eigen linear algebra library.
17. Xtensor: some illustrations of using the Xtensor multi-dimensional array library that resembles numpy.
18. Boost: some illustrations of using the Boost C++ library, mostly in the context of numerical programming.
19. UsingCLibraries: illustration of how to use a C library from C++ code.
20. GrammarFeatures: illustrations of recent C++ grammar features added in recent C++ standarsd specification.
21. Ranges: ranges are an interesting concept for working more conveniently with STL containers and composing algorithms.
22. Conan: illustration of the Conan C++ package manager, and the args command line argument handling library.
23. DesignPatterns: illustration of design patterns implemented in C++.
24. Assembler: illustrations of how to use assembly functions from C++.
25. Misc: some miscellaneous examples.
26. Vcpkg: illustration of how to use the vcpkg C++ package manager.
27. CPM: illustration of how to use the CPM package manager for C++.
28. ParallelExecution: illustration of parallelizing algorithms using execution policies and TBB.
29. Cling: Xeus-cling kernel in Jupyter Lab for interactive C++ development.
30. GeneralUtilities: examples of using STL general utilities.
31. ErrorHandling: examples of error handling.