Data Structures and Algorithms

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Almost any object-oriented programming language provides a library of existing classes that are available to programmers to use directly or to subclass into application-specific classes. The most common classes for handling of predefined types (numbers, strings, Booleans, etc.), sets (array, collection, bag, etc.), input and output are illustrated with examples in C++. The chapter also provides an overview of some available class libraries for C++.