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C++ had lambda functions!

Posted 01-31-2013 at 01:21 AM by hydraMax (Bits and Pixels)

Tags c++, programming

I'm doing a CS class which forces me to use C++. I was not very excited about this. However, I have recently be greatly encouraged by the discovery that C++ does, in fact, have lambda functions (or, more properly, anonymous functions) at least in the C++11 standard:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonym...ctions#C.2B.2B

Basically, the big deal here is that I can construct new functions /inside/ of other functions, and even capture variables from the context. This,...

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