Mastering C++ Standard Library Features [Video] - Example: Implemeting std::vector

The video tutorial explores the implementation of a vector in C++, covering the rule of three, rule of five, and rule of zero. It begins with a basic vector implementation without move semantics, demonstrating resource management. The tutorial then adds move operations, adhering to the rule of five, and tests the implementation. It further refines the design by applying the rule of zero using unique pointers, reducing manual memory management. Finally, the tutorial enhances the pushback function to be move-aware, utilizing perfect forwarding to optimize performance.

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