Function Template: Solve Complications with Mixing Types for Variable Swapping

[yungman]

Don't tell me in this case, cheapness doesn't pay. I downloaded Gaddis 6th edition for free, it has nothing of this kind at all. Wow, maybe I should pay some money and get a newer version. Now I have to guess reading codes!

Not just loop range based or the if else statement explained before. Don't they have a general name for this kind of simplified code. I just want to find a website that show the translation. I don't even know the name. I hate to ask every time I encounter this kind of simplified code. I am sure I can learn it just like that if I can have a table of translation.

Thanks

 

[Mark44]

Don't tell me in this case, cheapness doesn't pay. I downloaded Gaddis 6th edition for free, it has nothing of this kind at all.

Gaddis's 6th ed. is copyrighted 2009, before the changes in C++. As John Arbuckle once said, "You get what you pay for." (Catch phrase used in ads for Yuban coffee)

Don't they have a general name for this kind of simplified code.

Not sure which simplified code you're asking about. Do you mean the braced initializer list (e.g.,
T result{ data[0] }; ) ?

 

[pbuk]

Don't they have a general name for this kind of simplified code.

New features? C++ is a constantly evolving language, any book will become out of date.

I just want to find a website that show the translation.

I mostly use cppreference.com. As you can see there are new features introduced in c++20 (for example the spaceship operator), and there will be more coming in c++23.

 

[yungman]

Hi

I have been working on new stuffs using the book by Ivor, things that I never learned because the Gaddis I use is too old. So I have to take a detour to learn those. I think I cover the function templates quite well at this point. I just want to verify with you guys on my notes I have on typeid(), auto, decltype() and Trailing return type.

I find I like GeekForGeeks the best. It's the easiest to understand.

I attached my notes, I hope I am correct, if not, please let me know.

Thanks