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Hi all. Here are two questions to begin with:


1. What is the difference between the C++ standard library, and the C++ standard template library?

2. You know how Java has the API & documentation info. for all classes available? Where can I find similar documentation for the C++ standard library? ...for both functions & classes available. And how would I actually view the contents of these functions and classes, if I wanted to?


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1) The C++ standard library consists of everything (such as the C standard library) and the STL is an obsolete term describing the container classes and iterator based template functions supported by the C++ standard library.

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