Using the C++ Iterator Model to Take Elements from an Input Stream
Offered By: CppNow via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intricacies of C++ iterator models and input stream interactions in this 59-minute conference talk from CppNow 2023. Delve into a concise code example involving views::istreamT and views::take to uncover surprising behaviors and gain a deeper understanding of the C++ iterator model and the true meaning of end(). Analyze whether the observed behavior is a flaw and if it can be rectified. Learn from Barry Revzin, a senior C++ developer at Jump Trading and prolific contributor to C++ standards, as he shares insights gained from his extensive experience in answering complex C++ questions and developing language features. Gain valuable knowledge about C++ iterators, streams, and language intricacies that can enhance your programming skills and understanding of the language.
Syllabus
take(5): Using the C++ Iterator Model to Take Elements from an Input Stream - Barry Revzin - CppNow
Taught by
CppNow
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