Recently, I was interested in the question — how useful templates that are copied each time to the body of the program are? Is this question relevant only for the C / C + +? Does it drastically save time? Give good, tested template for C + +.
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Recently, I was interested in the question — how useful templates that are copied each time to the body of the program are? Is this question relevant only for the C / C + +? Does it drastically save time? Give good, tested template for C + +.
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In my opinion better will be to write ur own template.
In some case, yes, it is! You don't need to think about including if you use it and so on
Includes are okay, but tons of FOR, FORN, FORM, FOR1, PB and MP, as for me, overkill and ruins all code.
If it is a project, it is looks really bad. But in online contests it doesn't matter (I don't use FORN etc, it's easier to me)