EffectiveSTL/Vector And String

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Contents

1. Item13. Prefer vector and string to dynamically allocated arrays.

1.1. new/delete ��
1.2. vector/string ��
1.3. ��

2. Item14. Use reserve to avoid unnecessary reallocations.

2.1. vector/string�� 과��
2.2. ��갈�� 기��
2.3. ��기�� 고 �� reserve �� .

3. Item15. Be aware of variations in string implementations.

4. Item16. Know how to pass vector and string data to legacy APIS

5. Item17. Use 'the swap trick' to trim excess capacity.

6. Item18. Avoid using vector<bool>.

1. Item13. Prefer vector and string to dynamically allocated arrays. ¶

1.1. new/delete �� ¶

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1.2. vector/string �� ¶

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1.3. �� ¶

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2. Item14. Use reserve to avoid unnecessary reallocations. ¶

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reserve�� 게 �� 고 �� trim() ��. ��공간 ��거��.

3. Item15. Be aware of variations in string implementations. ¶

4. Item16. Know how to pass vector and string data to legacy APIS ¶

5. Item17. Use 'the swap trick' to trim excess capacity. ¶

6. Item18. Avoid using vector<bool>. ¶

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