A vector<Base> Should Not Store Derived Objects
A vector stores its elements contiguously in memory (although this is not a requirement in the Standard, in practice, all implementations use contiguous storage). Consequently, each element in a vector
A vector stores its elements contiguously in memory (although this is not a requirement in the Standard, in practice, all implementations use contiguous storage). Consequently, each element in a vector
When outputting HTML, it’s often handy to be able to turn any URL, such as http://www.whatever.com, into a hyperlink, such as http://www.whatever.com. You can do this with a regular expression
The prominent mechanism used to debug a Java application is to write string messages to System.out. However, this method clutters up the output of the program. In order to turn