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This clarifies the structure of a slide at a glance, and makes it easier to parse code/keywords when they appear in the middle of a sentence.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/constexpr

It's not currently mentioned in the course. But is a key C++11 and has a bearing on, for example, initialization of static fields.

The full pdf is ~850 slides and thus hard to navigate. Add table of contents and other helpful links.

The rule-of-3 lecture ignores move semantics (because I don't actually have time to cover this when I teach in person). But in this day and age, it's probably important to mention "rule of 5" since that's how it's described elsewhere.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18222926/why-is-list-initialization-using-curly-braces-better-than-the-alternatives

Can I find pdf-version or I should make it by myself? I don't really want to set up everything I need for this :)

Missing separate debuginfos, use: dnf debuginfo-install glibc-2.26-15.fc27.x on slide 7

This eases things later when we talk about C++ classes. Can refer back it in discussion of constructors, "instantiation"

570_pair_tuple/pair_tuple.cppmd:using namespace std;
670_polymorphism/polymorphism.cppmd:using namespace std;
670_polymorphism/polymorphism.cppmd:using namespace std;
670_polymorphism/polymorphism.cppmd:using namespace std;
760_template_funcs/template_funcs.cppmd:using namespace std;
760_template_funcs/template_funcs.cppmd:using namespace std;
800_auto/auto.cppmd:using namespace std;
800_auto/auto.cppmd:using namespace std;
810_ranged_for/ranged_for.cppmd:using namespace std;
810_ranged_for/ranged_for.cppmd:using namespace std;
810_ranged_for/ranged_for.cppmd:using namespace std;

Definition and simple examples of overloading don't appear until the operator overloading section. But this could be discussed early in the context of C. It's a common source of confusion anyway.