In this lesson, we've taken quite the journey from C++ to WebAssembly, diving into the mechanics of compiling and debugging WebAssembly modules, invoking functions from JavaScript, and understanding the intricacies of the Wasm output. We've highlighted the benefits of using C++ as a starting point and touched upon the possibilities opened up by the universal binary format of Wasm.

WebAssembly offers significant performance improvements for web applications, making tasks like gaming, image and video editing, and even cryptography feasible straight in the browser. Besides, its use goes beyond the web, finding applications in IoT devices and cross-platform app development.

We hope this course has sparked your interest in WebAssembly and equipped you with the tools to start developing more efficient web applications. Remember, the only limit to what you can achieve is your imagination!

Continue honing your skills and experimenting with the concepts you've learned. Happy Coding!

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

  // This is the end of our journey from C++ to Wasm

  cout << "Congratulations on completing the course!";

}