I was wondering if there is a for_each function in c++, I have searched for it on the internet and I cant seem to find a definitive answer, is it in the new draft for the c++x?
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Jump to PostThere is for_each in c++, but I think this is not what you mean. There probably will be extension to for statement to allow Java like foreach, but for example it is not …
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Jump to PostI don't think you could possibly find a book that talks about Lambda expressions in C++, because they are not even officially supported yet (but the new C++ standard will be there by the end of this year, at least, everyone is crossing their fingers for that).
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good tips
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