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    Bunch of errors.

    Whats wrong with this code:

    #include <iostream>
    #include <fstream>
    #include <string>
    #include <algorithm>
    #include <vector>
    using namespace std;

    struct rec {
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    Hashset equilalent of C++

    What is the equivalent of HashSet in C++? How do I use it (as in basic add, remove, and iterating through)
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    Re: String in c++

    Is it possible to increase the max size of a string?
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    String in c++

    I was storing a lot of things into my string, and it seems to have run out of memory. I have thought about using a array/vector of characters, however, I wish to retain the ability to do substring,...
  5. Thread: Substring

    by dietao234
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    Substring

    How does substr() in the string class work?? Does it copy over each character linearly?

    Thanks in advance
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    Timing a program

    I have found that often I am asking which way of solving problems are faster. Thus I will ask how to time a program here so that I can test the runspeed myself. In Java I know you can use

    long...
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    Re: Increment Operators

    Thank you very much
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    Re: Increment Operators

    What would the difference be if i was an iterator or a pointer? Would it advance the iterator/pointer first, then go through the for loop if it was prefix form?
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    Increment Operators

    I have heard that ++i and i++ are different from each other. I am aware that if I do something like:

    int i = 0;
    int k = i++;

    then k is 0, and if I do

    int i = 0;
    int k = ++i;
  10. Thread: Lists

    by dietao234
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    Lists

    Are iterators the only way to get data from a list? Can I use list[1]??

    Thanks in advance.
  11. Thread: Efficiency

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    Re: Efficiency

    Thank you very much.
  12. Thread: Efficiency

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    Re: Efficiency

    How do you time in C++? I have only done it in Java.

    Thanks in advance
  13. Thread: Efficiency

    by dietao234
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    Efficiency

    I know I can iterate through a vector using:

    for(vector::size_type i = 0; i < vec.size(); i++){
    cout << vec[i];
    }
    (vec is the name of the vector)

    I also know that I can use an iterator...
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