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C++11 Stl Additions Cheat Sheet
A C++11 STL additions cheat sheet is a reference document that provides a summary of new features and additions to the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) in the C++11 language version. It is used as a quick guide for developers to understand and utilize the updated features in the STL for programming in C++11.
FAQ
Q: What is C++11?
A: C++11 is a version of the C++ programming language released in 2011.
Q: What is the STL in C++?
A: STL stands for Standard Template Library and is a collection of reusable data structures and algorithms provided by C++.
Q: What are some additions to the STL in C++11?
A: Some additions to the STL in C++11 include move semantics, smart pointers, lambda expressions, and range-based for loops.
Q: What are move semantics in C++11?
A: Move semantics allow for more efficient transfer of resources, such as memory, from one object to another.
Q: What are smart pointers in C++11?
A: Smart pointers are objects that behave like pointers but provide automatic memory management, helping to prevent memory leaks.
Q: What are lambda expressions in C++11?
A: Lambda expressions are anonymous functions that can be used to define inline functions.
Q: What is a range-based for loop in C++11?
A: A range-based for loop allows for iterating over the elements of a container without needing to use iterators.
