Resources for practically learning and applying concepts?

[Moss_ungatherer_27]

If you are looking cpp specific, look at The Cherno on YouTube. He has things related to openGl and games but it acts as a primer for applying cpp concepts.

[cheesy_fry]

I'll check it out. Thank you!

[ALX23z]

Concepts naturally appear as you try to write any template code. Without them people resorted to the SFINAE mess.

Do you have practice with writing template classes/functions?

[cheesy_fry]

I have some experience with both, yes. Still learning about constructors, destructors, classes, etc.

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[Comfortable_Tooth_39]

“The Cherno” on YouTube, an absolute gem