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Suppose you are starting a new data science project (which could either be a short analysis of one dataset, or a complex multi-year collaboration). How should your organize your workflow? Where do you put your data and code? What tools do you use and why? In general, what should you think about before diving head first into your data? EVENT:
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The technical work on C++20 was finished in January 2020, and is now being pushed through ISO certification. This presentation gives an overview of (almost) all new features in both the language and the Standard Library. Some more exotic features will be left out. New language features include modules, coroutines, concepts, templated lambdas, constexpr changes, designated initializers, the spaceship operator, string literals as template parameters, feature test macros, conditional explicit, immediate functions, and more. The second part of the session discusses the changes to the Standard Library. This includes topics such as ranges, atomic smart pointers, cancellable threads, a synchronization library, calendars, time zones, span, a formatting library, features test macros, and more. The material is mostly the same as the "C++20: What's in it for you?" session from CppCon 2019, but it has been updated with the final standard. If you want a complete overview of all C++20 features, including references to other more deep-dive sessions at CppCon 2020 on certain topics, then this session is for you. EVENT:
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