I\'m a bit of a noob to iterators. I\'m trying to create a priority_queue, sorted by vector length. (I.e., I want to pop off the longest vectors in order.)
Hey guys, I am fairly new to Java, and I have a question about collections and iterators. In my code I have a collection (which somewhere down the road extends extends Iterable) and every object is b
When iterating over std::map<X,std::vector<Y> >, may I sort the vectors, or might that invalidate the iterator?
Good day sirs, because it looks like mine isn\'t going to be that good. I have a class C, which doesn\'t have any children but has a vector made of pointers to instances of another class, let\'s cal
I tried to append the items in a List<string> to a StringBuilder with LINQ: items.Select(i => sb.Append(i + \",\"));
With help in the question Fast and flexible iterator for abstract class I created an abstract GridIterator for an abstract class GridData. Now I am able to use any concrete subclass of GridIterator to
I am looking for a readable, elegant way to do the following in C++, here shown in Python: for datum in data[1:]:
I have a class that loops over some data files, processes them, and then writes new data back out.The analysis of each file is completely independent of the others.The class contains information neede
can some body please explain the behavior in the output while running the following code. I am little confused about number of times the copy constructor getting called.
I have created a custom generic queue which implements a generic IQueue interface, which uses the 开发者_JAVA百科generic Queue from the System.Collections.Generic namespace as a private inner queue. E
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