Chapter 15. The Standard Template Library
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Most computer programs exist to process data. The data may represent a wide variety of real-world information: personnel records, inventories, text documents, the results of scientific experiments, and so on. Whatever it represents, data is stored in memory and manipulated in similar ways. University computer science programs typically include a course called “Data Structures and Algorithms.” The term data structures refers to the ways data is stored in memory, and algorithms refers ...
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