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itemization(
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it() Header file:
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centt(#include <algorithm>)
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it() Function prototypes:
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itemization(
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itt(pair<InputIterator1, InputIterator2>
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mismatch+OPENPARInputIterator1 first1,)linebreak()
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tt(InputIterator1 last1, InputIterator2 first2+CLOSEPAR;)
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itt(pair<InputIterator1, InputIterator2>
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mismatch+OPENPARInputIterator1 first1,)linebreak()
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tt(InputIterator1 last1, InputIterator2 first2,
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Compare comp+CLOSEPAR;)
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)
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it() Description:
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itemization(
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it() The first prototype: the two sequences of elements starting
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at tt(first1) and tt(first2) are compared using the equality operator of the
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data type to which the iterators point. Comparison stops if the compared
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elements differ (i.e., tt(operator==()) returns false) or tt(last1) is
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reached. A tt(pair) containing iterators pointing to the final positions is
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returned. The second sequence may contain more elements than the first
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sequence. The behavior of the algorithm is undefined if the second sequence
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contains fewer elements than the first sequence.
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it() The second prototype: the two sequences of elements starting
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at tt(first1) and tt(first2) are compared using the binary comparison
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operation as defined by tt(comp), instead of
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tt(operator==()). Comparison stops if the tt(comp) function returns tt(false)
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or tt(last1) is reached. A tt(pair) containing iterators pointing to the final
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positions is returned. The second sequence may contain more elements than the
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first sequence. The behavior of the algorithm is undefined if the second
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sequence contains fewer elements than the first sequence.
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)
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it() Example:
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verbinclude(stl/cc/mismatch.cc)
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)
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