Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Chapter 18.2, Problem 10STE
Program Plan Intro
STL Basic sequential containers:
“slist”:
- The template class for “slist” class is “<slist>”
- The template class for “slist” is “slist<T>::iterator”.
- This class uses mutable and forward iterator.
- The template class for constant iterator is “slist<T>::const_iterator”.
- This class uses constant and forward iterator.
“list”:
- The template class for “list” class is “<list>”
- The template class for “list” is “list<T>::iterator”.
- This class uses mutable and bidirectional iterator.
- The template class for constant iterator is “list<T>::const_iterator”.
- This class uses constant and bidirectional iterator.
- The template class for reverse iterator is “list<T>::reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses mutable and bidirectional iterator.
- The template class for constant reverse iterator is “list<T>::const_reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses constant and bidirectional iterator.
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- The template class for “vector” class is “<vector>”
- The template class for “vector” is “vector<T>::iterator”.
- This class uses mutable, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for constant iterator is “vector<T>::const_iterator”.
- This class uses constant, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for reverse iterator is “vector<T>::reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses mutable, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for constant reverse iterator is “vector<T>::const_reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses constant, random, and access iterator.
“deque”:
- The template class for “deque” class is “<deque>”
- The template class for “deque” is “deque<T>::iterator”.
- This class uses mutable, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for constant iterator is “deque<T>::const_iterator”.
- This class uses constant, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for reverse iterator is “deque<T>::reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses mutable, random, and access iterator.
- The template class for constant reverse iterator is “deque<T>::const_reverse_iterator”.
- This class uses constant, random, and access iterator.
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