Set

Overview

Set Algorithms require that the ranges on which they operate are sorted according to their sorting criterion. These algorithms have the advantage of a better complexity.

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merge

Merges the elements of two ranges

inplace merge

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Merges two consecutive sorted ranges

includes

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Returns whether each element of a range is also an element of another range

set union

Processes the sorted union of two ranges

set intersection

Processes the sorted intersection of two ranges

set difference

Processes a sorted range that contains all elements of a range that are not part of another

set symmetric difference

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Processes a sorted range that contains all elements that are in exactly one of two ranges