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[benjymous]

Clickety[^] ... All seems fine, until you get to the section on iterators[^] :wtf:

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[Chris Losinger]

hey, my data's not crap!

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[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Interesting although outdated. He uses pre-standard libraries (iostream.h) and the language (main without return type).

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[Rama Krishna Vavilala]

The iterator section is the one he is talking about.:)

[Paul Conrad]

Chris Losinger wrote:

my data's not crap!

:laugh: Neither is mine :laugh:

[Sebastian Schneider]

Nice find. Imagine having referred someone to that tutorial without checking it in detail. Like, your boss.

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[ne0h]

Boss? Managers? ohh they only know Excel.

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[Virtual Coder]

Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

The iterator section is the one he is talking about.

The pictures, right? :~ Otherwise I don't understand ...

[Paul Conrad]

Virtual Coder wrote:

The pictures, right?

That is pretty much what benjymous meant...

[benjymous]

Yup, I didn't understand either. Pacman, turtles, kangaroos and hairy bottoms, rather disturbing imagery for a tutorial about stl

[Paul Conrad]

benjymous wrote:

rather disturbing imagery for a tutorial about stl

No kidding. :-D

[El Corazon]

Arindam Giri wrote:

ohh they only know Excel.

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[Andy Brummer]

:laugh: I've got to find some way to use those graphics in some sort of documentation.

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