STL Programming from the Ground Up

• Authors: Herbert Schildt
• Venue: STL Programming from the Ground Up
• Year: 1998

From the Publisher:With more than 1. 5 million programming books sold,author Herb Schildt helps employees of many world-wide institutions and corporations learn STL programming. Start off with the basic history of the Standard Template (STL) and its recent standardization,and finish with a complete understanding of the advanced power and versatility behind the STL code. Thorough coverage of how STL simplifies development using C++ templates for container classes—illustrating why STL code is easy-to-read,fast,and highly customizable. Master the Standard Template Library with Herb Schildt's Proven Method of Success! With its breakthrough container technology,the Standard Template is creating a revolution in C++ programming,and no programmer can afford to be left behind! Now Herb Schildt,the world's leading programming author,has created the ultimate guide to the STL. Combining step-by-step examples with insightful descriptions,this book demystifies the complexities of the STL and takes you from beginner to expert as fast as possible. Written in the clear,concise,and uncompromising style that has made Schildt's programming books the choice of millions worldwide,STL Programming from the Ground Up is a fast-paced tutorial that provides dozens of ready-to-run examples,programming pointers,and insider tips. It starts with the basics,including a brief history of the STL and its recent standardization,and then describes all of its components. Detailed chapters cover the various containers,algorithms,iterators,function objects,and adapters supported by the STL. You'll even learn how to create your own containers and algorithms! Throughout,you'll find Herb's "In Depth" boxes packed withcritical insights and practical techniques. If you're an intermediate or advanced C++ programmer and the STL is still uncharted territory for you,then STL Programming from the Ground Up has everything you need. And remember: The source code for this book is free on the Web! You'll find these topics and more inside:Overview of the STL The sequence containers: vector,list,and deque The associate containers: map,multimap,set,and multiset The container adapters: queue,stack,and priority_queue Algorithms Function objects Binders,negators,and predicates Creating your own containers and much more!