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1.8 Escaping Characters

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RobStewart edited this page May 15, 2013 · 1 revision

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Home
0 Getting Started with CPP
1 Strings
1.1 Introduction
1.10 Parsing Comma Separated Data
1.11 Soundex Matching
1.2 Substrings
1.3 Establishing a Default Value
1.4 Exchanging Values Without Using Temporary Variables
1.5 Processing a String One Character At a Time
1.6 Reversing a String By Word or Character
1.7 Controlling Case
1.8 Escaping Characters
- Problem
- Solution
- Discussion
- See Also
1.9 Trimming Blanks From the Ends of a String
2 Numbers
2.1 checking whether a string is a valid number
2.2 operating integers
2.3 comparing floating point numbers
2.5 generating random numbers
3 Date and Time
3.1 finding today's date
3.10 short sleeps
3.13 generating unique numbers
3.2 converting dmyhms to epoch seconds
3.3 converting epoch seconds to dmyhms
3.4 adding to or subtracting from a date
3.5 difference of two dates
3.6 day in a week month year or weeknumber
3.8 printing a date
3.9 high resolution timers
4 ASIO
4.1 An Echo Server
4.2 A Day time client using futures
4.2 A Day time client using std:futures
5 console applications
5.1 hello world!
5.2 getting input from the user
5.3 how to time the user
6 Memory Management
6.1 Allocators
Cookbook Scratchpad
Input Output

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