Build your first multithreaded application - Introduction to multithreading in modern C++

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This video is an introduction to multithreading in modern C++. You will learn what is multi-threading, why is it important, what kind of problems can we solve with multithreading. I'll also explain the difference between multithreading and multitasking, and give you a real-life example of multithreading use.
This video contains everything you need to know to learn and start working with threads in modern C++, even if you are a complete beginner.
It is a step-by-step tutorial that starts with basic multithreading concepts, but it also encompasses some of the more advanced concepts as well.

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Contents:
00:00 - What will you learn in this course?
00:40 - History of multithreading in C++
01:24 - What is multithreading
01:39 - Multitasking vs multithreading
03:49 - Singlethreaded vs Multithreaded application
08:44 - How to pass a parameter to a thread function
10:10 - Build your first multithreaded application
21:04 - Problem with multithreading

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*The syntax for threads is thread threadName(functionName);
*You are basically giving the thread a function pointer.
*You need 'system("pause>nul");' rather than 'return 0;' so that your program doesn't have a runtime error.
*The easiest way to have your thread update every X unit of time is to do:

using namespace std::chrono_literals;
using namespace std::this_thread;

//and then use the sleep_for(time literal);




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