C++ Programming By Example - Adding Search Functionality

The video tutorial guides viewers through adding search functionality to a library management system. It covers implementing search by book title and author, handling user inputs, and testing the functionality. The tutorial emphasizes assuming correct user input and focuses on coding the search features using C++ functions and lambdas. The video concludes with a successful test of the search features and a preview of the next topic, the Qt 5 framework.

What are the two member functions mentioned that implement searching in the book library class?

How should the function 'find books by author' behave according to the text?

What assumption is made about user input when implementing the search functionality?

What is the significance of using 'getline' for user input in the search functionality?

Describe the process of searching for a book by title as outlined in the text.

What should happen if no books are found by the specified author?

How does the application handle the case where a user searches for a book title that does not exist?

Explain how the Lambda function is used in the 'find book by title' implementation.

What is the purpose of the 'results' vector in the 'find books by author' function?

What are the next steps mentioned after implementing the search functionality in the library management system?