Announcements
and Reminders
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Recording
Standard Template Library ContinuedThe
unordered_multiset container
- associative container
- introduced in C++11
- the container is implemented using a hash
- elements are not necessarily unique
- elements are not stored in sorted order
- requires <unordered_set> header
file
Example
15-14 - the unordered_multiset container
The
unordered_map container
- associative container
- introduced in C++11
- the container is implemented using a hash
- elements are unique
- elements are not stored in sorted order
- requires <unordered_map> header
file
Example
15-15 - the unordered_map container
The
unordered_multimap container
- associative container
- introduced in C++11
- the container is implemented using a hash
- elements are not necessarily unique
- elements are not stored in sorted order
- requires <unordered_map> header
file
Example
15-16 - the unordered_multimap container
bitset
- used to store bits
- templatized class in which the bitset size is the
parameter
- not a true template, because the type is not a
parameter
- not a container
- requires <bitset> header file
Example
15-17 - bitset
C++
Style, Style Guidelines, Standards
What
is meant by "style"?
What
is meant by "style guidelines"?
What
is meant by "standards"?
- don't forget directory structure: space invaders
- debug vs. release software
The
Coding Standard Generator
What is
the software evolutionary process?
What is a build?
How is software reviewed?
What is a peer review? formal / informal
How is software tested?
What is version control?
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