Summary

Explore the essential standard attributes introduced in C++17, such as noreturn, deprecated, and nodiscard. Understand how these attributes enhance code readability, help detect errors, and aid optimizers. This lesson prepares you to use attributes effectively in your C++17 programming.

We'll cover the following...

- All Attributes available in C++17

Attribute	Description
`[[noreturn]]`	a function does not return to the caller
`[[carries_dependency]]`	extra information about dependency

1.Introduction

2.Removed or Fixed Language Features

3.Removed And Deprecated Library Features

4.Language Clarification

5.Templates

6.General Language Features

7.Standard Attributes

8.std::optional

9.std::variant

10.std::any

11.std::string_view

12.Searchers and String Matching

13.String Conversions

14.Filesystem

15.Parallel STL Algorithms

16.Other Changes in the Library

17.Refactoring with std::optional and std::variant

18.Enforcing Code Contracts With [[nodiscard]]

19.Replacing enable_if with if constexpr - Factory with Variable Arguments

20.How to Parallelise CSV Reader

Summary

All Attributes available in C++17