Useful Functions
The many variations of the min, max and minmax functions are applicable on values and initialiser lists. These functions need the header <algorithm>. Nearly the same holds for the functions std::move, std::forward and std::swap. You can apply them to arbitrary values. These three functions are defined in the header <utility>.
std::min, std::max and std::minmax
The functions std::min, std::max and std::minmax, defined in the header <algorithm>, act on values and initialiser lists and give you the requested value back as result. In the case of std::minmax, you get a std::pair. The first element of the pair is the minimum, the second the maximum of the values. By default, the less operator (<) is used, but you can specify your comparison operator. This function needs two arguments and returns a boolean. Functions either return true or false are called predicates.
std::min, std::max, and std::minmax// minMax.cpp
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