Is there any in-built stable sort routine in .NET? I know that C++ has an in-built sort routine under \"algorithms\" std::sort(). Likewise, do we have something to use along with C#?
I have C++/C mixed code which I build on a) Visual C++ 2010 Express(Free version) on Win-7 x32. b) Cygwin/Gcc environment installed on a Windows-7 Home premium edition x32. The gcc version 3.4.4 (cy
I know most compilers allow both: #inc开发者_Go百科lude <stdio.h> and #include <cstdio>
I am making custom versions of the standard containers (many reasons, the main one being educational). The containers have the same interface as the standard containers. Now I want to test the contain
Given a query, I would like 开发者_高级运维to check if this contains a given substring (can contain more than one word) . But I don\'t want exhaustive search, because this substring can only start a f
I want to use Dat开发者_如何学JAVAa.List.groupBy to group a list of tuples based on the equality of the snd element.
I just got this book \"Exploring C++\" and I\'m on my first lesson. I\'ve been doing C# for a couple years as a hobby so i though why not give C++ a try.
I\'ve tried to use java.net.URI to manipulate query strings but I failed to even on very simple task like getting the query string from one url and placing it in another.
The C++ std algorithms define a number of algorithms that take an input and an output sequence, and create the elements of the output sequence from the elements of the input sequence. (Best example be
The std::basic_string class template has member functions find_first_of and find_first_not_of. The <algorithm> header, however, contains only a generic find_first_of.
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