Standard Higher-Order Functions in C++
Discover the power and convenience of higher-order functions in the Standard Template Library (STL). You will learn about various STL algorithms, including those for iteration, conditional checks, and accumulation, enabling more functional approaches to C++ programming.
Lessons and practices
Using Reverse Iterators for Traversal
Traverse and Modify Vector Using Iterators
Character Frequency Counter Using std::map
Finding the First Negative Element Using Iterators
Using `std::for_each` to Print and Modify Vector Elements
Double the Values Using std::for_each
Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit using std::for_each
Find Maximum Number in Vector Using std::for_each
Using std::for_each to Modify a Subrange of a Vector
Sum of Cubes Using std::accumulate with Lambda
Using `std::accumulate` for Sum and Product
Sum of Even Numbers Using std::accumulate and Lambda
Calculating Average and Standard Deviation with STL Algorithms
Calculate Weighted Average Using std::accumulate
Counting Elements Greater Than Five
Copy Positive Numbers Using `std::copy_if`
Calculate Mean and Modify Vector Elements in C++
Check If None of the Elements Are Greater Than 10
Check All Elements Within a Specific Range
Check for Prime Numbers using std::any_of
Crew Fitness Check Using Boolean Functions
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