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Description: Yesterday, a contributor to one of my open source projects (Robert) pointed out to me that std::find_if(f, l, pred) != l is just std::any_of(f, l, pred). I totally missed this while refactoring even though it is implicitly covered in my STL Algorithm Cheatsheet:
Open Graph Description: Yesterday, a contributor to one of my open source projects (Robert) pointed out to me that std::find_if(f, l, pred) != l is just std::any_of(f, l, pred). I totally missed this while refactoring even though it is implicitly covered in my STL Algorithm Cheatsheet:
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