C++ standard library

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code written to be used as part of other programs

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library

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libraries give you access to ready made blank

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libraries give access to
functions
data
values

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Function example

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getline( )

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Data type example

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vector

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Value example

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M_PI and M_e

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#include iostream
#include vector
these are blank

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libraries
#include iostream
#include vector

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vector
map
array
these are blank

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data types
vector
map
array

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Features of C++ Standard Libraries include

blank and blank facilities

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Input and output facilities

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Features of C++ Standard libraries includes
blank and blank facilities
container blank blank
blank functions
implementation of useful blank
the blank data type
and more...

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Features of C++ Standard Libraries include
input and output facilities
container data type 
mathematical functions
implementation of useful algorithms
the string data type
and more...

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#include vector
#include map
these are called blank

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libraries but

these are container data types

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to use the features of C++ Standard library, you must #include the appropriate

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header

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Examples of headers

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#include iostream
#include string
#include vector

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#include cmath
#include cctype
#include cstring
#include cstdint
#include climits
these are all from

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the older C standard library

yet still can be used by C++

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char variable = ‘a’
char string = to upper(variable);
what would the output be

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A
note that char is the data type
‘variable’ is the variable
toupper() uppercases what is in parentheses

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#include cmath
has advanced math functions such as 
pow(blank, blank)
which returns blank raised to the power blank

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pow(base, exponent)

which returns base raised to the power exponent

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#include cmath
also includes 
sqrt(x): returns the blank 
log(x): returns the natural base-e logarithm of blank
log10(x): returns the base-10 logarithm of x
abs(x): returns the blank
sin(x), cos(x), tan(x): trigonometric functions

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sqrt(x): returns the square root of x
log(x): returns the natural base-e logarithm of x
log10(x): returns the base-10 logarithm of x
abs(x): returns the absolute value
sin(x), cos(x), tan(x): trigonometric functions

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#include cmath
predefined values such a
M_blank:

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M_PI: Archimedes’ constant
M_E: Euler’s number
M_SQRT2: square root of 2

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#include cctype
contains functions for working with blank values

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#include cctype
contains functions for working with char values

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#include cctype
contains functions for working with char values
isalnum(c): returns whether the character is alphanumeric 
isalpha(c): returns whether c is alphabetic
isdigit(c): returns whether c is numeric
islower(c): returns whether c is lower
isupper(c): whether c is uppercase
ispunct(c): whether it is punctuation
isdigit(c): returns whether c is a hex digit 

therefore we can see isblank return whether c is blank

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therefore we can see isblank(c): returns whether c is blank

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blanks are a container that allow you to associate a key value with a blanked value arbitrarily

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maps are a container that allow you to associate a key value with a mapped value arbitrarily.

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the blank blank can be used to look up the mapped value

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key value can then be used to look up the mapped value

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a map might associate a student names with test scores, allowing a test score to be looked up by name
therefore the map would have two types

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string for names

double for test scores

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to use maps, first put blank at the top of your program

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to use maps, first put #include at the top of your program

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to declare a map, declare it with the blank and blank types in blank
example: blank (anglebracket)string, double(anglebracket) variable;

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to declare a map, declare it with the key and mapped value types in angle brackets
map(angle bracket)string, double(angle bracket) variable;

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to place a value in the map, use blank | example: blank

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to place a value in the map, use []: make sure colon after [] scores["Alice"] = 85.2;

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to access a value from the map, use blank | example: blank

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to access a value from the map use []: | example: cout << "Alice made a " << scores["Alice"] << "/n";

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to get the number of items mapped, use blank | example: blank

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to get the number of items mapped, use .size(): | example: int amount = scores.size();

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a data type for building or disassembling strings from various data types modeled after input/output streams

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stringstreams

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strings are built using blank to place a new data into the stream, then blank to extract the string

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new data using << | extract the string using .str( )

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first put blank at the top of your program

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first put #include sstream

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#include sstream gives use the blank data type to use

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stringstream stream; | the data type stringstream

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use blank to place data into the stringstream as you would cout

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<

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example: for placing data into the stringstream

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stream << 123 << " " << 456.78

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Extract the string with blank

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extract the string with .str( );

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example of extracting the string

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string s = stream.str( );

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to extract data, first load a string into the stringstream using blank

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.str( ):

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example of extracting data

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stream.str("123456.78")

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extract information with >> | example

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int x; stream >> x; double y; stream >> y;

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You can also use blank with stringstream:

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getline( ) string my_string; getline(stream, my_string);

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stringstream is blank ordered or unordered

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ordered

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cin operator goes up to blank

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spaces

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getline goes up to blank

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\n