TwitEng is a C++ implementation that simulates core functionalities of Twitter, highlighting proficiency in various aspects of advanced C++ programming.
- Utilizes the Chain of Responsibility design pattern.
- Efficient delegation of command processing using classes such as
QuitHandler,AndHandler, and more.
- Provides the ability to execute tweet searches employing AND/OR operations for complex query handling.
- Implements dynamic memory allocation and deallocation in C++, optimizing resource usage.
The design of TwitEng is grounded in modular object-oriented programming principles. The project structure comprises classes that encapsulate the fundamental operations of tweets, users, handlers, and the core engine. Some design specifics include:
- Overloading of operators to facilitate object interactions.
- Effective use of stream manipulations for string parsing and processing.
- Incorporation of error checks to enhance system robustness.
TwitEng is equipped with file input/output functionalities, designed for storing and retrieving tweet feeds. The systematic storage allows users to retrieve personalized tweet feeds from distinct files.
Though the primary purpose of this project is to demonstrate advanced programming capabilities, constructive feedback and contributions to enhance the functionality or rectify issues are appreciated.