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blog.dinaburg.org
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| | | | | Update: jduck pointed out that the before/after code snippets were identical. Oops. Now fixed. I'd previously given up on C++ due to ... | |
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www.cppstories.com
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| | | | | C++20 Ranges algorithms have an excellent feature called Projection. In short, its a callable applied on each range element before further processing. In this article, Ill show you a couple more examples of this handy feature. Intro According to the C++20 Standard: [defns.projection]: projection: transformation that an algorithm applies before inspecting the values of elements | |
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