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How to Convert a Number into a String in C++

I found a few ways to convert a number into C++, some of them are C style (like using sprintf), and some are ugly (i.e non-standard, like using itoa), and there some nice way which uses string streams to achieve this.

Where going to define and implement a function called Stringify, which accepts an integer and returns a string (this can be extended to accept any numeric value).

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Tags: Object Oriented Programming, Programming

The Power of Polymorphism (Video)

This video is part of “The Clean Code Talks” series, which is itself a part of the great “Google TechTalks”.

The video shows the strength of using polymorphism instead of switch statements and “if” conditionals, to get a much cleaner cleaner code, allowing it to be more readable, testable and maintainable.

One of the best videos I watched in this series.

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Tags: Object Oriented Programming, Programming