This course shows off D, a systems programming language designed to replace C++ with a simpler syntax yet the same amount of power. D is a modern, multi-paradigm language that compiles into native code. It is famous for its speed and elegance, and is getting more and more traction with developer audiences.

What is D?
Paradigms
Tools of the Trade
Course Outline
Compilers
Resources
Libraries
Complex Types
Floating-Point Types
Overview
Characters and Strings
The Development Experience
Summary
Operators
Integral Types
If Statement
Static If
Switch Statement
For Loop
While Loop
Overview
Summary
Overview
Fixed Arrays
Multi-dimensional Arrays
Strings
Associative Arrays
Dynamic Arrays
Summary
Summary
Passing Parameters
Overview
Type Parameters
Nested Functions and Function Literals
Overloading
Pseudo Members
Basics
Variadic Functions
Overview
What is OOP?
Classes, Fields, and Functions
Static Members
Abstract Classes and Interfaces
Nested Classes
Object and Its Methods
Encapsulation
Type Parameters
Summary
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Array Bounds Checking
Exceptions: Throwing and Catching
Summary
Overview
Throwable Hierarchy
Finally Clause
Collateral Exceptions
Overview
Const Storage Class
Immutable Types
Summary
Immutable Functions
Invariants
Pre- and Postconditions
Contract Execution Order
Summary
Assertions
Overview
Threads and Data Sharing
In Closing
Summary
Thread Synchronization
Overview
Thread Communication