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In software programming, the product between two integers is often computed to a fixed number of bits with overflow.
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Converting a 64-bit integer to its decimal string representation is a mundane task that shows up everywhere: logging, JSON serialization, CSV output, debug prints, etc.
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Suppose that x is a variable of an unsigned type.
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A common pattern in modern software is to map a string key to a small array of floating-point numbers.
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No, rising house prices are not the driver of sharp fertility declines.
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We sometimes have to look for a value in a sorted array.
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Consider the following problem.
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Initially, we had languages like Fortran (1957), Pascal (1970), and C (1972).
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Suppose you have several strings and you want to count the number of instances of the character !
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Consider the following problem.
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The next C++ standard (C++26) is getting exciting new features.
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Modern processors have the ability to execute many instructions per cycle, on a single core.
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Suppose that you have a record of your sales per day.
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The Internet relies on text formats.
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We locate web content using special addresses called URLs.
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JavaScript represents strings using Unicode, like most programming languages today.
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When programming, we need to allocate memory, and then deallocate it.
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Much of the West has been economically stagnant.