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Comments by Jesus Reigns (Top 3 by date)
Jesus Reigns
16-Dec-23 11:01am
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You are telling me that a code that I have used and is working will not work?
Jesus Reigns
5-Dec-23 17:31pm
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It is wrong to re-invent the wheel. Don't discard a winning team. If a containner already oes it well and probably better, then let it do the work. The less coe you personally write, the lesser your chances of experiencing a bug.
Jesus Reigns
3-Dec-23 14:52pm
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so, how does one compare vector contents. Do you mind enlightening me? I was ofthe opinion that the conidition for using a container is that the class in question must define all required operators. Is that not the case?