by Suf | Jan 5, 2025 | C++, Programming, Tips
Introduction The std::vector is a powerful and versatile container in C++. Vectors of vectors extend this flexibility, offering a dynamic 2D structure for tasks like grids, adjacency lists, and jagged arrays where rows and columns can grow independently. This guide...
by Suf | Jan 5, 2025 | C++
Finding the minimum and maximum elements in a vector is a fundamental operation in C++ programming, essential for tasks like data analysis, ranking, and sorting. C++ offers multiple ways to achieve this, from basic loops to optimized Standard Template Library (STL)...
by Suf | Jan 5, 2025 | C++, Programming, Tips
In this guide, we’ll explore how to work with vectors of pointers in C++, understand why you might want to use them, and learn about their limitations and best practices. Table of Contents Why Use a Vector of Pointers? What is Object Slicing? Basic...
by Suf | Jan 2, 2025 | C++, Programming
In this guide, we’ll explore std::countl_zero, a C++20 feature that efficiently counts the number of leading zero bits in an integer. We’ll examine its implementation, mathematical foundation, and practical applications in modern C++ programming. Table of...
by Suf | Jan 1, 2025 | C++, Programming
In this guide, we’ll explore std::countr_zero, a C++20 feature that efficiently counts the number of trailing zero bits in an integer. We’ll examine its implementation, mathematical foundation, and practical applications in modern C++ programming. Table of...
by Suf | Dec 31, 2024 | C++, Programming, Tips
In this guide, we’ll explore std::bit_width, a C++20 feature that calculates the width of an integer in bits. We’ll look at how it works internally, its implementation details, and practical examples of its usage. Table of Contents Introduction to...
