Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Chapter 18.2, Problem 16STE
Program Plan Intro
Member function in “set” template class:
The member function for “set” template class is shown below:
- “s.insert(Value)”:
- This function is used to inserts a copy of “Value” in the set.
- If “Value” is already in the set, this has no effect.
- “s.erase(Value)”:
- It is used to removes “Value” from the set.
- If “Value” is already in the set, this has no effect.
- “s.find(Value)”:
- This function is used to returns a mutable iterator placed at the copy of “Value” in the set.
- If “Value” is not in the set, then “s.end()” is returned.
- “s.erase(Iterator)”:
- This function is used to erase the value at the location of the “Iterator”.
- “s.size()”:
- This function is used to returns the number of elements in the set.
- “s.empty()”:
- This function returns “true” if the set is empty.
- Otherwise, returns “false”.
- “s1 == s2”:
- This function returns “true” if the set contains the same elements.
- Otherwise returns “false”.
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