- an
iterator is an
object that
progressively provides access to each item of a collection, in order. A
collection may
provide multiple iterators via its...
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different types of
iterators.
These are
input iterators (that can only be used to read a
sequence of values),
output iterators (that can only be used...
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perform the
desired function.
Iterators constitute alternative language constructs to loops,
which ensure consistent iterations over
specific data structures...
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implements iterators with the
semantics of
pointers in that language. In C++, a
class can
overload all of the
pointer operations, so an
iterator can be implemented...
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algorithms in the form of
templates using iterators.
Early compilers optimized small objects such as
iterators poorly,
which Alexander Stepanov characterized...
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rectifying constant iterators, sentinels, and ranges, that is, std::ranges::cbegin and
other similar utilities returning constant iterators should be fully...
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support bidirectional iteration.
Iterators and
references are not
invalidated by
insert and
erase operations,
except for
iterators and
references to erased...
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Iterative and
incremental development is any
combination of both
iterative design (or
iterative method) and
incremental build model for development. Usage...
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feature of the CLU type
system are
iterators,
which return objects from a
collection serially, one
after another.
Iterators offer an
identical application...
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asked about the results, John Nash
remarked that
rational behavior in the
iterated version of the game can
differ from that in a single-round version. This...
