The C++ Standard Library

Table of Contents
 1  Reader Testimonials
 1  English Edition
 2  German Edition
 3  Introduction
 1  Purpose of this Book
 2  Index
 3  Conventions
 4  Source Examples
 5  Source Code
 6  Value versus Object
 7  Acknowledgments
 8  Further Information
 9  Cippi
 10  About Me
 11  1. The Standard Library
 1  The History
 2  Overview
 3  Use of Libraries
 4  2. Utilities
 1  Useful Functions
 2  Adaptors for Functions
 3  Pairs
 4  Tuples
 5  Reference Wrappers
 6  Smart Pointers
 7  Type Traits
 8  Time Library
 9  std::any , std::optional , and std::variant 10  std::expected 11  3. Interface of All Containers
 1  Create and delete
 2  Size
 3  Access
 4  Assign and Swap
 5  Compare
 6  Erasure
 7  4. Sequence Containers
 1  Arrays
 2  Vectors
 3  Deques
 4  Lists
 5  Forward Lists
 6  5. Associative Containers
 1  Overview
 2  Ordered Associative Containers
 3  Unordered Associative Containers
 4  6. Container Adaptors
 1  Linear Containers
 2  Associative Containers
 3  7. Views
 1  Contiguous Access
 2  Multidimensional Access
 3  8. Iterators
 1  Categories
 2  Iterator Creation
 3  Useful Functions
 4  Adaptors
 5  9. Callable Units
Lambda Functions
 4  10. Algorithms
 1  Conventions
 2  Iterators are the Glue
 3  Sequential, Parallel, or Parallel Execution with Vectorisation
 4  for_each
 5  Non-Modifying Algorithms
 6  Modifying Algorithms
 7  Partition
 8  Sort
 9  Binary Search
 10  Merge Operations
 11  Heaps
 12  Min and Max
 13  Permutations
 14  Numeric
 15  Unitialized Memory
 16  11. Ranges
 1  Range
 2  View
 3  Range Adaptors
 4  Direct on the Containers
 5  Function Composition
 6  Lazy Evaluation
 7  std Algorithms versus std::ranges Algorithms
 8  12. Numeric
 1  Random Numbers
 2  Numeric Functions Inherited from C
 3  Mathematical Constants
 4  13. Strings
 1  Create and Delete
 2  Conversion Between C++ and C Strings
 3  Size versus Capacity
 4  Comparison
 5  String Concatenation
 6  Element Access
 7  Input and Output
 8  Search
 9  Check for a substring
 10  Modifying Operations
 11  Numeric Conversions
 12  14. String Views
 1  Create and Initialise
 2  Non-modifying operations
 3  Modifying operations
 4  15. Regular Expressions
 1  Character Types
 2  Regular Expression Objects
 3  The Search Result match_results
 4  Match
 5  Search

Format specification
 4  User-defined formatter
 5  18. Filesystem
 1  Classes
 2  Non-member functions
 3  File types
 4  19. Multithreading
 1  Memory Model
 2  Atomic Data Types
 3  Threads
 4  Stop Token
 5  Shared Variables
 6  Thread Local Data
 7  Condition Variables
 8  Semaphores
 9  Coordination Types
 10  Tasks
 11  20. Coroutines
 1  Awaitables
 2  An Infinite Data Stream with co_yield
 6  Replace
 7  Format
 8  Repeated Search
 9  16. Input and Output Streams
 1  Hierarchy
 2  Input and Output Functions
 3  Streams
 4  User-defined Data Types
 5  17. Formatting Library
 1  Formatting Functions
 2  Syntax