Udemy – Debugging C/C++ Memory Issues in Visual Studio 2025-10

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Detecting Memory Leaks in C/C++ Applications course. Disadvantages C++ is a large and complex language, but it gives programmers complete freedom in dynamic memory management. It allows programmers to allocate memory and manipulate it at runtime. This is why C++ is still a favorite language for high-performance applications in various fields such as gaming, telecommunications, finance, aerospace, etc. However, programmers must be very careful when using dynamic memory, such as freeing the acquired memory, taking care not to exceed the memory boundary, etc. Otherwise, it can lead to problems like hanging pointers, memory corruption, memory leaks, etc. This course will help you overcome all these problems by using the great features that Visual Studio has to offer. It has a rich set of functions provided by the C/C++ runtime stack library. These functions can help detect memory leaks, overflows, etc. You will learn how to use these functions effectively and make your programs bug-free. In this course, you will start with the basics of stack memory management and gain an in-depth understanding of C & C++ allocation functions/operators. You will also learn how to use them effectively to avoid memory problems. After that, you will learn about Visual Studio’s hip library functions and how to use them in your code. By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of dynamic memory management. You can use the CRT stack functions effectively to identify and isolate memory problems. You will also implement Visual Studio functions so that they can be used with any C++ compiler.

What you will learn in the Detecting Memory Leaks in C/C++ Applications course

  • Understand the different types of problems associated with memory management
  • Effectively identify and isolate memory problems
  • Trust C/C++ memory management

This course is suitable for people who

  • C/C++ programmers who want to deeply understand memory management
  • C/C++ programmers who want to efficiently debug memory-related errors

Details of the Detecting Memory Leaks in C/C++ Applications course

  • Publisher : Udemy
  • Teacher : Umar Lone
  • Language: English
  • Level : Intermediate
  • Lectures : 87
  • Duration : 7 hours and 52 minutes

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 Debugging C_C++ Memory Issues in Visual Studio

Prerequisites of the Detecting Memory Leaks in C/C++ Applications course

  • Fair knowledge of C & C++ is essential for this course
  • Not recommended for beginners

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The 2025/10 version has increased the number of lessons by 15 and the duration increased by 1 hours 40 minutes compared to 2020/11.

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    About: Udemy – Detecting Memory Leaks in C/C++ Applications 2020-11

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