C++ class question

[Historia de un amor]

output an 2d array with std::copy, no external function is allowed, no
loop is allowed (10pt)

Thanks

 

[Neelesh Bodas]

output an 2d array with std::copy, no external function is allowed, no
loop is allowed (10pt)

Thanks

Homework. And honest enough to tell how many points does it carry.

-N

 

[Steve Folly]

output an 2d array with std::copy, no external function is allowed, no
loop is allowed (10pt)

Thanks

If this is anything to go by, I'm beginning to understand why the company I
work for is having a hard time finding people with real C++ experience who
actually *know* the language and have real software skills.

It's all too easy just to write 'C++' on a CV.


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Regards,
Steve

"...which means he created the heaven and the earth... in the DARK! How good
is that?"

 

[Roland Pibinger]

If this is anything to go by, I'm beginning to understand why the company I
work for is having a hard time finding people with real C++ experience who
actually *know* the language and have real software skills.
It's all too easy just to write 'C++' on a CV.

This assignment is just an exercise in STL acrobatics. Nobody would
write such code in a real world application.

 

[Juha Nieminen]

This assignment is just an exercise in STL acrobatics. Nobody would
write such code in a real world application.

Even if one would seldom or never write such intricate solutions
in actual programs, I still think it's good to know C++, templates
and the STL so well that you could write those types of solutions
if you have to. Understanding the workings of C++ templates so well
might prove useful.

 

[Sarath]

output an 2d array with std::copy, no external function is allowed, no
loop is allowed (10pt)

Thanks

I believe a google search could help you better than someone spend
time to write a reply for your posts.

Regards.
Sarath

http://sarathc.wordpress.com/

 

[Patrick]

If this is anything to go by, I'm beginning to understand why the company I
work for is having a hard time finding people with real C++ experience who
actually *know* the language and have real software skills.

It's all too easy just to write 'C++' on a CV.

--
Regards,
Steve

"...which means he created the heaven and the earth... in the DARK! How good
is that?"

Amazing, isn't it? You should see the amount of homework's people are
actually paying coders to complete on freelancing sites. I'm caught
between a rock and a hard place; I need the money and I really despise
people who are going to that length. I suppose when they get out into
the real world they'll finally learn, "Damn it, I should've really
learned the language instead of pretending I knew it... now I'm out of
a job." Then again, it's just one more job for those who actually know
the language.

-Patrick