Re: Writing an own string class
* Tony Winslow:
Some users of this group mentioned before that
being able to write one's own string class in
C++ is a sign of mastering the basics of the
language.
I don't think it is a sign of mastery, but it is a good exercise.
My problem is that I don't quite
understand how does that work. I mean writing a
string class is not very hard, but how can I
determine the string class is working properly
enough
Testing and actual use.
There is a common misconception that systematic testing can reveal any flaw, but
actual use is just as important: it tends to uncover not only implementation
bugs but also design level bugs.
For in designing tests you only test whatever you're able to think of.
or even efficient enough?
Testing and actual use.
What is the benchmark thing that I can use?
Testing and actual use.
Cheers, & hth.,
- Alf
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