Yes, I often use them.
re-inventing the wheel is always bad, unless you can make the car fly because of it.
Hi Eugene, thanks a lot for reply.
From the viewpoint of application, what's the difference between linked data structure, and containers? From my understanding, the data structure can be programmed by both linked data structure approach and container approach, but I feel like using class to construct linked data structure is clean, straightforward, no need to remember or search those container member operations.......
I am learning C++ now, so my question may be superficial...thanks for reply.
So your opinion is to stick with container provided by C++ standard library, right?
=D>:D hahahahaha........ 'B' and ends with 'ill Gates'.