alt Hacker NewsThere's no need: there's std::copy already.
Or maybe the idea was to create a typesafe template wrapper around the generic function which is also very common and really nice. No need to create one wrapper per type, a single template should work.
There's no need: there's std::copy already.
Or maybe the idea was to create a typesafe template wrapper around the generic function which is also very common and really nice. No need to create one wrapper per type, a single template should work.
And how was std:copy implemented?
Your answer is valid only for a programming language which assumes that the standard library is implemented in another language.
C/C++ are supposed to be languages in which any program can be written, unlike languages like Java or Python.