Author
Eduardo Corpeño
Released
3/1/2018- Why the STL is important
- Containers and iterators
- Vectors and lists
- Stacks and dequeues
- Associative containers
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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- [Eduardo Voiceover] My name is Eduardo Corpeno. I have been programming and teaching C and C++ for over 15 years. In this course, you'll learn about the C++ Standard Template Library, which is a set of tools available in every C++ programming platform you'll work with. The objective here is to get to using these tools in your own projects, as soon as you finish the course. We'll start off by looking at sequence containers, like vectors, lists, and stacks, and then move on to associative containers, like sets, and maps.
I'm excited to show you what the C++ Standard Template Library can do, so let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome44s
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What you should know1m 12s
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1. The Standard Template Library
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Why we need the STL2m 21s
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General setup2m 14s
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Generic programming4m 54s
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STL organization1m 38s
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Sequence containers6m 3s
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Associative containers2m 13s
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Iterators overview6m 24s
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Iterator invalidation2m 24s
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2. Vectors and Lists
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Vectors6m 31s
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Vector insertion7m 45s
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Lists4m 47s
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Vectors and lists usage example15m 24s
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3. Stacks, Queues, and Deques
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Deques7m 11s
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Stacks4m 36s
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Queues2m 19s
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Priority queues3m 19s
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Stack/queue usage example5m 59s
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4. Associative Containers
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Conclusion
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Next steps54s
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