I flipped open the book and started reading. Haha... just kidding. What I really mean to say is, I hope that in another month's time, I can finish this book *The C Standard Library*, wrap up a few other books as well, and then head home smoothly. Hehe~
When Hou Jie talked about learning STL, he divided it into different levels of mastery, and I found it quite insightful. Actually, there could be a level 0 as well: mastering some template functions, template classes, and operator overloading. Alright then, let’s start from level 0.
Only through thinking can one truly learn something. Just reading or practicing without reflection will result in learning nothing. That’s what I tell myself.
● First Level: Proficient use of STL
Once you start learning STL and begin applying it in practice, it will undoubtedly save you a great deal of time spent on looking things up, referencing materials, and trial-and-error attempts. The chapters of this book are as follows:
● Second Level: Understanding the essence of generic techniques and the principles behind STL
This is a profound book. Without sufficient preparation, don't even think about tackling it. You must...%