C++ Standard Library including C++ 14 & C++ 17

Move Ranges

Explore how to use std::move and std::move_backward to relocate ranges in C++ efficiently. Understand the roles of output and bidirectional iterators as destinations, and grasp how move semantics affect the source range after the operation.

We'll cover the following...

1.Introduction

2.The Standard Library

3.Overview

4.Application of Libraries

5.Utilities

6.Useful Functions

7.Adaptors for Functions

8.Pairs and Tuples

9.Reference Wrappers

10.Smart Pointers

11.Type Traits

12.Time Library

13.std::any, std::optional, and std::variant

14.Interface of All Containers

15.Sequential Containers

16.Associative Containers

17.Ordered Associative Containers

18.Unordered Associative Containers

19.Adaptors for Containers

20.Iterators

21.Callable Units

22.Algorithms

23.Non-Modifying Algorithms

24.Modifying Algorithms

25.More Algorithms

26.New Algorithms with C++17

27.Numeric

28.Strings

29.String View

30.Regular Expressions

31.Input and Output Streams

32.File Systems

33.Multithreading

Move Ranges