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Class jgl.Copying

java.lang.Object
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public final class Copying

extends Object

See Also:

CopyingExamples

copy(Container, Container)

Copy the elements from one container to another container.

copy(Container, OutputIterator)

Copy the elements from a container to a sequence.

copy(InputIterator, InputIterator, OutputIterator)

Copy the elements from one range to another range of the same size.

copyBackward(BidirectionalIterator, BidirectionalIterator, BidirectionalIterator)

Copy the elements backwards from one range to another range of the same size.

  public static OutputIterator copy(InputIterator first,
                                    InputIterator last,
                                    OutputIterator result)

Copy the elements from one range to another range of the same size. Time complexity is linear and space complexity is constant.

Parameters:

first - An iterator positioned at the first element of the input range.

last - An iterator positioned immediately after the last element of the input range.

result - An iterator positioned at the first element of the output range.

Returns:

An iterator positioned immediately after the last element of the output range.

  public static OutputIterator copy(Container input,
                                    OutputIterator result)

Copy the elements from a container to a sequence. Time complexity is linear and space complexity is constant.

Parameters:

input - The input container.

result - An iterator positioned at the first element of the output sequence.

Returns:

An iterator positioned immediately after the last element of the output sequence.

  public static void copy(Container source,
                          Container destination)

Copy the elements from one container to another container. Time complexity is linear and space complexity is constant.

Parameters:

source - The source container.

destination - The destination container.

  public static OutputIterator copyBackward(BidirectionalIterator first,
                                            BidirectionalIterator last,
                                            BidirectionalIterator result)

Copy the elements backwards from one range to another range of the same size. Time complexity is linear and space complexity is constant.

Parameters:

first - An iterator positioned at the first element of the input range.

last - An iterator positioned immediately after the last element of the input range.

result - An iterator positioned immediately after the last element of the output range.

Returns:

An iterator positioned at the first element of the output range.

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