Since the introduction of the STL (Standard Template Library) the use of functors has been a prevalent part of writing C++. Most of the STL algorithms require the use of a functor. For example, the std::transform requires a function object that, given an input of the current value of the current position, it will return a new value what will be used to modify the current value.
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Bloodlines and casting
When working with objects that have an inheritance model you basically have an inverted tree that represents your object hierarchy. Contrary to a normal everyday trees, an inheritance tree has its root at the top. In other words, the root of the tree represents the base class and anything below it represents a more derived class. Continue reading “Bloodlines and casting”
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