You're reading from The C++ Standard Library What every professional C++ programmer should know about the C++ standard library.

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Published in Dec 2019

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781838981129

Length 251 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Languages

C++

Tools

STL

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Programming Language

Author (1):

Rainer Grimm

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Table of Contents (19) Chapters

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Introduction FREE CHAPTER

Index
Conventions
Source Examples
Source Code
Value versus Object
Acknowledgements
Further Information
C++ versus C++11

1. The Standard Library

The History
Overview
Application of Libraries

2. Utilities

Useful Functions
Adaptors for Functions
Pairs
Tuples
Reference Wrappers
Smart Pointers
Type Traits
Time Library
std::any, std::optional, and std::variant

3. Interface of All Containers

Create and delete
Size
Access
Assign and Swap
Compare

4. Sequential Containers

Arrays
Vectors
Deques
Lists
Forward Lists

5. Associative Container

Overview
Ordered Associative Container
Unordered Associative Container

6. Adaptors for Containers

Stack
Queue
Priority Queue

7. Iterators

Categories
Iterator Creation
Useful Functions
Adaptors

8. Callable Units

Functions
Function Objects
Lambda Functions

9. Algorithms

Conventions
Iterators are the glue
Sequential, parallel, or parallel execution with vectorisation
for_each
Non-Modifying Algorithms
Modifying Algorithms
Partition
Sort
Binary Search
Merge Operations
Heaps
Min and Max
Permutations
Numeric

10. Numeric

Random Numbers
Numeric Functions Inherited from C

11. Strings

Create and Delete
Conversion Between C++ and C Strings
Size versus Capacity
Comparison
String Concatenation
Element Access
Input and Output
Search
Modifying Operations
Numeric Conversions

12. String Views

Create and initialise
Non-modifying operations
Modifying operations

13. Regular Expressions

Character Types
Regular Expression Objects
The Search Result match_results
Match
Search
Replace
Format
Repeated Search

14. Input and Output Streams

Hierarchy
Input and Output Functions
Streams
User-defined Data Types

15. Filesystem library

Classes
Non-member functions
File types

16. Multithreading

Memory Model
Atomic Data Types
Threads
Shared Variables
Thread Local Data
Condition Variables
Tasks

Index

Source Code

To be concise, I only present short code snippets in this books. The name of the entire program is in the first line of the code snippet.

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