This chapter covered iterators, list containers, and new functions for strings, vectors, and lists.

As before, I’m just going to post an unordered list of definitions, jargon, types and functions, etc.

Gee, it is a lot of work to transfer my book notes from paper page to digital internet, but it does help me to understand and recall everything better. I won’t be summarizing everything as I had with the Python book(before I returned it to the MSU library at the end of spring, anyway), and everything is much more chaotic.

Before the end of spring semester, I purchased this book on learning C++, Accelerated C++. From what the authors have stated, this book teaches C++ using “advanced” library methods from the start, as opposed to teaching the logical progression of operators, built-in functions, and thereby essentially how to write your own library methods.