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Learning Boost C++

You're reading from   Learning Boost C++ Solve practical programming problems using powerful, portable, and expressive libraries from Boost

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2015
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ISBN-13 9781783551217
Length 558 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introducing Boost FREE CHAPTER 2. The First Brush with Boost's Utilities 3. Memory Management and Exception Safety 4. Working with Strings 5. Effective Data Structures beyond STL 6. Bimap and Multi-index Containers 7. Higher Order and Compile-time Programming 8. Date and Time Libraries 9. Files, Directories, and IOStreams 10. Concurrency with Boost 11. Network Programming Using Boost Asio A. C++11 Language Features Emulation Index

Self-test questions

  1. The Rule of Three states that if you define your own destructor for a class, you should also define:

    a. Your own copy constructor

    b. Your own assignment operator

    c. Both a and b

    d. Either a or b

  2. Assuming the class String has both copy and move constructors, which of the following does not invoke a move constructor:

    a. String s1(getName());

    b. String s2(s1);

    c. String s2(std::move(s1));

    d. String s3("Hello");

  3. The purpose of std::move function is to:

    a. Move contents of its argument out

    b. Create an lvalue reference from an rvalue reference

    c. Create an xvalue from an lvalue expression

    d. Swap contents of its argument with another object

  4. In which of the following cases does Return Value Optimization apply?:

    a. return std::string("Hello");

    b. string reverse(string);string a, b;reverse(a + b);

    c. std::string s("Hello");return s;

    d. std::string a, b;return a + b.

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