Uploaded November 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video we'll look at a new style for implementing anonymous functions in C++ 11 and above. They're called Lambda functions, and they allow us to define little functions right where we need them, instead of adding a prototype, and a function in some header.
The Lambda syntax does not offer anything we could not otherwise program, but they are convenient, and they can help to reduce the overall amount of code in our projects.
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In this video we'll look at a new style for implementing anonymous functions in C++ 11 and above. They're called Lambda functions, and they allow us to define little functions right where we need them, instead of adding a prototype, and a function in some header.
The Lambda syntax does not offer anything we could not otherwise program, but they are convenient, and they can help to reduce the overall amount of code in our projects.
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